Loggins v. State

Blackburn, Judge.

James Farr Loggins was convicted by a jury of theft by taking, theft by receiving, and reckless driving. Immediately after this trial, he was convicted in a separate jury trial of obstruction of an officer. Loggins appeals his convictions in both cases, asserting numerous grounds. For the reasons discussed below, we affirm.

1. Loggins contends the court erred in denying his motions for continuance of the trials. Prior to the start of the theft trial, Loggins informed the court that he wished to discharge his court-appointed attorney, Alan Koman, and represent himself pro se.…