¶1concurring specially. We concur in the judgment, though not in all that is said in the opinion, We think the evidence required the grant of change of venue. We *424also think that the judgment of the presiding judge on its face does not indicate that he was satisfied that there was no reasonable probability of violence, but merely that he thought that the officers could overcome such violence if attempted.
145 Ga. 416
Bivins v. State
Decided June 27, 1916
Supreme Court of Georgia · decided 1916-06-27
<p>The judge erred in rendering the judgment refusing a change of venue.</p>
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Decided 1916-06-27
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