Latham v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Blackburn, Judge.
Christal Latham appeals from the trial court’s refusal to consider her motion to modify sentence, which she filed outside the term of court at which her sentence was imposed. Because the trial court properly determined it had no jurisdiction to consider the motion, we affirm.
Latham pled guilty to four counts of selling methamphetamine. The trial court afforded her first offender treatment and sentenced her to seven years in prison and twenty-three years on probation. Because Latham was pregnant at' the time of her sentencing in September 1995, the court allowed her to remain…
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