Carver v. State

Justice George H. Carley,

concurring specially.

I concur in the majority’s affirmance of appellant’s conviction. I cannot, however, concur in the majority’s rationale for doing so.

Construing appellant’s enumerations of error liberally, he raises both the general grounds and the trial court’s evidentiary ruling admitting the radar evidence. Under. these circumstances, it is the enumerations of error relating to the admission of the radar evidence which must be considered first, since a consideration of these enumerations may obviate any consideration of the general grounds. “[W]here an appellate…