Muff v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Pope, Chief Judge.
Defendant Julius Muff was convicted by a jury of selling cocaine and received a mandatory life sentence due to a prior conviction for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute.
Deputy Charlese Barkley, an undercover agent for the Bibb County Sheriff’s Department, testified that she went to 1334 Third Street to purchase crack cocaine. When she arrived, a man without a shirt was on the porch, talking on a cordless phone. He walked down to her car, still talking on the phone, and she let him into the car because it was raining. Barkley waited while he finished his phone…
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