A.C. Construction Co. v. Kehoe

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• holding that evidence that defendant fired shots at car carrying three victims, following verbal and physical altercations, was sufficient to support defendant’s aggravated assault conviction
• holding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting a defendant’s convictions that were more than 10 years old for impeachment purposes because credibility was “central to his defense”
• when a rule under Georgia’s new Evidence Code materially mirrors its federal counterpart, “we must look to federal appellate precedent [until] 1933, § 38-408, which provided that “admissions or propositions made with a view to a compromise, are not proper evidence”

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