Coursey v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
Following a bench trial, Linda Coursey, pro se, was found guilty of felony theft by taking. Again pro se, Coursey appeals contending that the trial court erred in offering her the services of a public defender; in assuming that she had recourse in the magistrate court; in denying her right to a jury trial; in failing to consider her health and frame of mind; in suggesting that she limit her testimony to the facts; in finding an improper attempt to repossess; in finding, on the evidence, that the victim was an innocent purchaser for value; in failing to quash the indictment; and…
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