Setzer v. State

Special grounds 2 and 3 assign error because the court submitted for the consideration of the jury robbery by intimidation. These grounds are so closely related to the general grounds that we will discuss them along with the general grounds. The defendant insists that a new trial should be granted under the general grounds as well 'as these special grounds, for the reason that, if the defendant were guilty of any offense at all under the evidence, it was robbery by force and violence and not robbery by intimidation. In Owens v. State, 72 Ga. App. 11 (32 S. E. 2d, 848), this court held that…