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Alexander v. State

Citations

  • 435 S.E.2d 187
  • 263 Ga. 474
  • 93 Fulton County D. Rep. 3557
  • 1993 Ga. LEXIS 689

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  • concluding that a prosecutor had improperly stated her opinion regarding the credibility of a witness but further concluding that it was highly probable that the trial court’s error regarding the argument did not affect the verdict
  • prosecutor’s statements “I thought [the witness] was extremely credible, and I thought you did, too”; “I’ll tell you it’s true. I loved finding him”; and “[the witness] told you the truth----He was completely worthy of belief’ were improper, though error was harmless
  • “ T thought he was extremely credible.’ ”
  • prosecutor’s statements “I thought [the witness] was extremely credible, and I thought you did, too”; “I’ll tell you it’s true. I loved finding him”; and “[the witness] told you the truth____He was completely worthy of belief ” were improper, though error was harmless

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Judges: Sears-Collins, Fletcher, Benham

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