Thompson v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Quillian, Presiding Judge.
Defendants appeal their conviction in a joint trial for aggravated battery of their infant son.
1. Defendants contend that the evidence of injuries was insufficient as a matter of law to support convictions of aggravated battery.
The evidence shows that the defendants brought their nine-week-old male infant to a hospital emergency room near death as attempts at resuscitation failed. Defendant Boyd, the mother, told hospital personnel that the baby had fallen off a bed and stopped breathing. Physical examination, x-rays, and an autopsy revealed that it,had abrasions and…
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