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Scroggins v. State

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  • 703 S.E.2d 622

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  • holding that although a notice of appeal “did not result in a transcript and record being transmitted to the Court of Appeals, and no appeal was ever docketed in that Court, for the purposes of the trial court’s jurisdiction, the direct appeal. .. remained pending”
  • filing of notice of appeal deprives trial court “of the power to affect the judgment appealed, so that subsequent proceedings purporting to supplement, amend, alter or modify the judgment . . . are without effect”
  • after notice of appeal was filed, trial court without jurisdiction to supplement revocation of probation with subsequent order granting an out-of-time discretionary appeal
  • “An order revoking probation may only be appealed by the discretionary procedures set forth in OCGA § 5-6-35.”
  • “[T]he notice of appeal acted as supersedeas and deprived the trial court of the power to affect the judgment appealed, so that subsequent proceedings purporting to supplement, amend, alter or modify the judgment, whether pursuant to statutory or inherent power, are without effect.”

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Judges: Hines

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