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Alvarez v. State

Citations

  • 718 S.E.2d 884
  • 312 Ga. App. 552
  • 2011 Fulton County D. Rep. 3797
  • 2011 Ga. App. LEXIS 1013

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  • given charge as a whole, no plain error in felony obstruction charge that closely tracked language of statute and pattern charge
  • given charge as a whole, no plain error in felony obstruction charge that closely tracked language of statute and pattern charge
  • officer's entry into backyard was justified by exigent circumstances of officer safety because he had reason to believe that someone at residence was armed with a gun
  • officer’s entry into backyard was justified by exigent circumstances of officer safety because he had reason to believe that someone at residence was armed with a gun
  • officer’s entry into back yard was justified by exigent circumstances of officer safety because he had reason to believe that someone at residence was armed with a gun
  • officer’s entry into back yard was justified by exigent circumstances of officer safety because he had reason to believe that someone at residence was armed with a gun

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Judges: Doyle, Miller, Ellington

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