Davis v. State

Blackburn, Judge.

Billy Davis was convicted by a jury of armed robbery and burglary. Davis appeals his convictions on several grounds.

1. In his first and second enumerations of error, Davis contends that the trial court erred in its charge on reasonable doubt. Specifically, Davis argues that the trial court’s instruction that moral and reasonable certainty was all that could be expected in a legal investigation, coupled with the trial court’s charge on reasonable doubt, effectively reduced the State’s burden of proof and denied his due process rights.

The trial court charged the jury on…