Springer v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Undercofler, Presiding Justice.
Jesse Grady Springer was arrested and convicted for the armed robbery of a convenience store in Forest Park. He received a ten-year sentence with two years on probation and appeals. We affirmed.
1. Springer’s first enumeration of error raises a question involving the "best evidence” rule. He had been taken into custody by the Clayton County authorities for questioning about a different robbery, which he not only admitted but also drew a map tracing the route from a friend’s house to the scene. The map, however, did not lead to the store in which the robbery the…
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