Moore v. State

1. The accused was charged with robbery by force and by intimidation; the jury returned a general verdict of guilty. Under the ruling in Harris v. State, 1 Ga. App. 136 (57 S. E. 937), the evidence was sufficient to establish his guilt under both counts; and therefore the exception that the trial judge restricted the jury by his charge to a consideration of robbery by force alone could not properly have been harmful to the defendant under these circumstances.

2. The only evidence which suggests the defense of alibi is confused and uncertain, and fails reasonably to exclude the possibility of…