Hancock v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Billy Hancock appeals from his conviction of simple assault, alleging a fatal variance between the allegata in the indictment and probata at trial. Held:
The evidence showed that Hancock owed Morrison, the victim, more than $700 for purchases that he made at the victim’s hardware store. Morrison had been trying without success for almost a year to learn Hancock’s address so he could discuss the unpaid bill. Morrison went to a local business where he knew that Hancock would be receiving a check and, after a discussion of the matter, Hancock struck Morrison under the chin…
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