Clark v. State

Miller, Judge.

After Chester Eugene Clark was convicted of trafficking in cocaine and of obstructing an officer, he appealed to this court on various grounds, all of which were rejected as lacking merit or as having been waived. Clark v. State, 248 Ga. App. 88 (545 SE2d 637) (2001) (“Clark I"). Years later, Clark moved the trial court to set aside the judgment of conviction as void, arguing that the indictment failed to allege sufficiently the crime of trafficking in cocaine. The court dismissed the motion, finding that the judgment was not void and that accordingly the court lacked…