Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding joint liability for aggravated assault and distribution of compensation among co-offenders.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's appeal concerning the distribution of compensation liability among co-offenders in an aggravated assault case. The lower court had determined that the appellant, as a principal offender, bore full responsibility for the victim's damages rather than sharing it with accomplices. The court upheld this decision, ruling that when one co-offender is identified as a principal, they cannot be held liable for the acts of others in the joint crime.