Jackson v. Jones

Marshall, Presiding Justice.

On October 4, 1966, the Fulton Superior Court imposed two sentences against the appellant, John H. Jackson, for convictions entered on guilty pleas. First, the appellant was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Annie Mae Jackson. Second, the appellant was sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment for assault with intent to commit murder upon James R. Sailors. The ten-year sentence was made to run consecutive to the sentence for life imprisonment.

The appellant was incarcerated from 1966 to 1978, at which time he was paroled. However, his parole was revoked in…