Gibbs v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
McMurray, Presiding Judge.
Defendant Gibbs appeals his conviction of “criminal attempt of robbery by intimidation.” Held:
Both of defendant’s enumerations of error relate to a question asked by the prosecuting attorney of a police officer who had participated in the investigation of the crime of which defendant was convicted. The question was: “All right, now, Officer Gervin, once you had Mr. Gibbs in custody, did he provide you with any statement?” The officer answered: “I advised him of his rights and he refused to give a statement.” Defense counsel immediately requested the opportunity to…
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