Moore v. Lawrence
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Justice.
The applicant, after conviction in June, 1940, upon two misdemeanor charges, was sentenced to twelve-months servitude under each conviction, the sentences to run consecutively. On December 26, 1940, the Governor granted to her a pardon on the condition that she would pay a fine of $200. The applicant alleged tender of the fine to the proper authority, but did not show the date of the tender. It was alleged in the response that the fine was not tendered until February 24, 1941. The bill of exceptions recites that a certified copy of the conditional pardon was introduced in…
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