Collier v. Rogers

McMurray, Presiding Judge.

This is an action by an inmate of Georgia State Prison predicated on his allegations that certain property had been improperly confiscated from him by the two defendant officers. Following an “evidentiary hearing” the trial court entered its order by which plaintiffs complaint was “dismissed” and costs awarded to the “Defendant.” Plaintiff appeals. Held:

The style of the trial court’s order refers to only one of the two defendants. Throughout the order defendant is used in the singular apparently referring only to defendant Rogers. Consequently, it appears from the…