Campbell v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Presiding Judge.
Because many of the facts are duplicated in these two appeals from criminal convictions, we have consolidated them for this opinion. The defendants are brothers. For clarity we will refer to them by their first names, Richard and Larry. The record suggests that on a particular evening they were together in Larry’s car and that Richard was driving, presumably because Larry’s license had been revoked. The car was halted by policemen. A disagreement arose in which some cursing, pushing and kicking was perpetrated by the brothers upon the *75policemen. Larry was charged with…
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