Andrew Montez Jones was convicted of multiple sexual offenses and battery arising from five incidents involving college-aged men. He challenged the sufficiency of the evidence, several trial rulings, and counsel’s effectiveness. The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed the convictions but vacated the sentences for sexual battery and sodomy. The court held that the evidence authorized the verdicts and that the challenged trial rulings did not establish reversible error. It also held that counsel’s failure to present additional impeachment evidence did not prejudice Jones because the same information was already before the jury. The sentences required correction under Georgia’s governing sentencing rules, so the court remanded for resentencing while leaving the convictions intact.