Tyler v. State

Quillian, Presiding Judge.

John O. Tyler appeals his conviction of communicating gambling information. The principal evidence for the state consisted of tape recorded telephone conversations obtained through use of a wiretapping device authorized by an investigative warrant issued by the Fulton County Superior Court. The trial court overruled a motion to suppress the evidence obtained by the wiretapping and also allowed in evidence a record maintained in the defendant’s home which listed bets made with him, but also included a separate computation of federal 2% tax on wagers recorded on those…