TOWNSEND, J.
1. "Oral declarations of the judge constitute no part of the sentence until they have been put in writing and duly entered as such." Long v. Stanley, 200 Ga. 239, 241 (36 S.E.2d 785).
2. A sentence which is, in its entirely, ambiguous and doubtful should be given that construction which favors the liberty of the individual.
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