Blackwelder v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Clarke, Presiding Justice.
Leroy J. Blackwelder was convicted by a jury in the State Court of Decatur County for the offenses of hunting without a license, hunting big game without a big game license, hunting on the land of another without permission, and possession of illegally taken wildlife. Appellant proceeded pro se at trial and hired counsel to perfect his appeal. The enumerations of error include constitutional attacks on OCGA §§ 27-2-1; 27-2-6 and 27-3-1 on the ground that the language is vague and overbroad.
At the trial of the case, Blackwelder defended himself and his companion,…
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