Singletary v. State

On this direct appeal, John Allen Single-tary raises three points. Specifically, Sin-gletary argues that the trial court committed reversible error and denied him a fair trial on the charge of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer when one of the State’s key witnesses, a police officer, characterized Singletary’s act as an “aggravated assault” and another officer testified that the act (an automobile collision) was “intentional.” Next, Singletary argues that the trial court committed fundamental error when instructing the jury on the offense of fleeing or attempting to *979elude a law…