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Allaben v. State

Citations

  • 885 S.E.2d 1
  • 315 Ga. 789

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  • explaining that under Georgia law, “venue is a jurisdictional fact that the State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt and can do so by direct or circumstantial evidence”
  • holding that the evidence was sufficient to prove venue in DeKalb County where circumstantial evidence indicated that the victim was killed in her DeKalb County house, including the victim’s state of undress and a moving blanket found in the house that matched the blanket her body was wrapped in
  • “Determining whether venue has been established is an issue soundly within the province of the jury.”
  • addressing the question of sufficiency of the evidence of venue if no witness is directly questioned about the issue and listing the various pieces of evidence to support a jury’s determination thereof

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