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Boyd v. State

Citations

  • 686 S.E.2d 109
  • 286 Ga. 166
  • 2009 Fulton County D. Rep. 3543
  • 2009 Ga. LEXIS 698

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  • overwhelming evidence can render harmless a Crawford violation arising from the admission of hearsay
  • overwhelming evidence can render harmless a Crawford violation arising from the admission of hearsay
  • “Pertinent remarks made by a trial court in discussing the admissibility of evidence or explaining its rulings do not constitute prohibited expressions of opinion.”
  • “Pertinent remarks made by a trial court in discussing the admissibility of evidence or explaining its rulings do not constitute prohibited expressions of opinion.”
  • “Pertinent remarks made by a trial court in discussing the admissibility of evidence or explaining its rulings do not constitute prohibited expressions of opinion.”

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