Walker-Carter v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Mikell, Judge.
After a bench trial, Annette Walker-Carter was convicted of criminal trespass and received a misdemeanor sentence of 12 months, all of which was to be served on supervised probation. Walker-Carter’s appellate brief, which was filed pro se, 1 fails to comport with the rules of this Court in fatal ways. Walker-Carter does not include a statement of the proceedings below, a statement of facts, record or transcript citations, or argument and citation of authorities, all of which are required by Court of Appeals Rule 25. Instead, Walker-Carter’s entire brief is composed solely of a…
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