Boyd v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Evans, Judge.
Defendants were jointly indicted for burglary. Defendant Boyd moved to suppress certain evidence. After a hearing the motion was denied. A trial was held and both defendants were convicted. Boyd was sentenced to serve ten years; Cambrón was sentenced to serve 13 years. Separate, but identical, motions for new trial, as amended, were filed, heard and denied. Defendants appeal from the judgments and sentences. Identical briefs and enumerations of error were filed in each case. Held:
1. Although Cambrón made no motion to suppress evidence, the sole grounds of complaint argued by both…
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