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Baker v. State

Citations

  • 902 S.E.2d 645
  • 319 Ga. 456

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  • concluding there was no plain error where the defendant failed to point to any binding case law to support that an additional instruction on bias was required on the record, nor did this Court find any
  • appellant’s alleged confession was sufficiently corroborated by evidence, including circumstances under which the victims were discovered and evidence of appellant’s consciousness of guilt
  • defendant’s confession corroborated by various evidence, including the circumstances under which the victims were discovered and evidence of defendant’s consciousness of guilt was sufficient to support his murder conviction
  • jury charge instructing the jury to consider a witness’s “interest or lack of interest in the case” substantially covered the omitted charge on witness bias such that there was no plain error in failing to give the additional charge

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