State v. Aldridge
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Phipps, Judge.
Roland Lanier Aldridge was charged by accusation with driving on a suspended license. When the case was called for a bench trial, defense counsel requested that disposition on the case be “withheld” so that Aldridge could “straighten [ ] out” the matter. The solicitor-general initially rejected that request, but after further remarks from the court, Aldridge, and defense counsel, the solicitor-general agreed to leave the decision of the final disposition to the court and the defendant. The court announced that it would dismiss the charge and entered a written order to that…
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