Wages v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Quillian, Presiding Judge.
Defendants Janice and Charles Wages, husband and wife, were jointly indicted and tried for theft by taking. The state’s case, in brief, was that Janice Wages, the secretary for the district attorney of Clayton County, in the performance of her duties typed from a draft a summarization of the state’s evidence and outline for presentation thereof in a criminal case. These were called trial sheets and were to be utilized in a trial by the district attorney. She and her husband then offered to sell the trial sheets to the defendant in the criminal case. They appeal their…
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