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Abney v. State

Citations

  • 523 S.E.2d 362
  • 240 Ga. App. 280
  • 99 Fulton County D. Rep. 3685
  • 1999 Ga. App. LEXIS 1317

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  • finding evidence sufficient to support burglary conviction where elderly homeowner’s son testified that defendant was without authority to enter vacant home
  • finding evidence sufficient to support burglary conviction where elderly homeowner’s son testified that defendant was without authority to enter vacant home
  • no fatal variance where individual alleged in indictment to have owned the house neither owned it nor resided there
  • indictment that misidentified owner of burglarized house did not \mislead [defendant] in such a manner that impeded his ability to present a defense or surprise him at trial\
  • indictment that misidentified owner of burglarized house did not “mislead [defendant] in such a manner that impeded his ability to present a defense or surprise him at trial”
  • no fatal variance where burglary indictment charged defendant with “entering the dwelling house of McGee, but the evidence at trial showed that McGee neither owned the house nor resided there”

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Judges: Ruffin, McMurray, Andrews

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