Williams v. State

Jimmie Lee Williams (appellant-defendant) was convicted by a jury of commission of a crime while armed with a deadly weapon.1 He was sentenced to ten years on January 31,1978, and raises the following questions on appeal:(1) Was there sufficient evidence to establish Williams’ sanity at the time of the crime?(2) Should the trial court have given credit for the time served prior to sentencing?

Both questions are answered in the affirmative and therefore we affirm, but remand this cause for modification of the sentence to reflect credit for time served prior to sentencing.

ISSUE I: Sufficiency of…