Williams v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
McMurray, Presiding Judge.
Defendant-appellant Efrem Williams and co-defendant Alfred Demond Lawson were each charged with ten counts of armed robbery, five counts of kidnapping, two counts of theft by receiving, and seven counts of possession of a firearm’ during the commission of a crime. They were jointly tried before a jury, which found defendant “Williams guilty of all charges against him [and finding co-defendant Lawson] not guilty on any charges listed.” On appeal, defendant chai lenges his convictions for Counts 9 through 13, namely, the kidnapping, armed robbery, and firearm charges…
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