Johnson v. State
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bowles, Justice.
Payne Fair Johnson, Jr. was convicted of intentionally escaping from lawful confinement in the Richmond County Jail and sentenced to four years to run consecutively with an earlier sentence of life imprisonment. At the time of the escape Johnson had been confined at the Richmond County Jail pending an appeal of convictions in Richmond County for armed robbery and aggravated assault. Johnson appeals his conviction of escape, alleging numerous errors in the trial court.
We affirm.
I. (a) Johnson first argues that Code Ann. § 26-2501 which defines the offense of "escape” is…
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