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Anderson v. State

Citations

  • 901 S.E.2d 543
  • 319 Ga. 56

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  • concluding that, when a defendant requests a jury charge, the trial court “must give the instruction if there is ‘slight evidence’ to support it,” and “[t]he existence, or not, of that ‘slight evidence’ is a question of law”
  • “[T]hreats and insults on their own are not enough to support a voluntary manslaughter instruction.”
  • “[T]hreats and insults on their own are not enough to support a voluntary manslaughter instruction.”
  • “Decisions regarding trial tactics and strategy may form the basis for an ineffectiveness claim only if they were so patently unreasonable that no competent attorney would have followed such a course.” (cleaned up)

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