Williams v. State

ANDREWS, Presiding Judge.

A jury found Immanuel Williams guilty of voluntary manslaughter and the trial court sentenced him initially to fifteen years with twelve to serve and three years probated. Williams filed a motion to modify the sentence, and the court resentenced him to twenty years to serve nine, and eleven years probated. In Williams v. State, 273 Ga. App. 42 (614 SE2d 146) (2005), Williams appealed that modification, arguing that the court had actually increased his sentence and this constituted double jeopardy. This Court agreed. See id. at 47, in which *842this Court vacated…