Court of Appeals of Georgia August 24, 2000, A00A1740 (Williams v. State)

Miller, Judge.

Indicted for murder, Briane Demond Williams claimed self-defense at trial. Over Williams’s objection, the judge gave a charge on voluntary manslaughter. The jury found Williams guilty of voluntary manslaughter, which he appeals on two closely related grounds: the evidence did not sustain the verdict, and the judge erred in giving the manslaughter charge. We find no error and affirm.