Supreme Court of Georgia September 4, 1985, 42056 (Braggs v. State)

Hill, Chief Justice.

In this murder case the defendant, Herman Braggs, was convicted by a jury of the murder and armed robbery of Glenn Hurston on November 19, 1975.1 He was sentenced to life and twenty years consecutive, respectively, and he appeals. The defendant raises two enumerations of error: the sufficiency of the evidence, and the propriety of the trial court’s charge on flight.