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Borders v. State

Citations

  • 514 S.E.2d 14
  • 270 Ga. 804

How courts have described this case

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  • collecting cases and noting that the aggravated nature of the assault was set out in the indictments where the weapon named as being used was a “deadly weapon per se”
  • “[D]ue process of law requires that the indictment on which a defendant is convicted contain all the essential elements of the crime.”
  • “[D]ue process of law requires that the indictment on which a defendant is convicted contain all the essential elements of the crime.”
  • indictment void if it fails to charge a necessary element of the crime
  • indictment void if it fails to charge a necessary element of the crime
  • indictment void if it fails to charge a necessary element of the crime

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Judges: Benham

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