Supreme Court of Georgia

Lebis v. State

December 11, 2017

Summary

The court held that sufficient evidence supported Lebis's convictions for constructive possession of firearms and dangerous weapons and for felony murder as a party to her husband's possession of the murder weapon. It reversed two misdemeanor obstruction convictions because her yelling, without evidence of intentional interference or disobedience, did not establish obstruction, but affirmed two other obstruction convictions based on her failure to comply with lawful commands. The court also rejected both ineffective-assistance claims and remanded for resentencing. No separate opinions were filed.