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Bradley v. State

Citations

  • 292 Ga. 607
  • 740 S.E.2d 100
  • 2013 Fulton County D. Rep. 627
  • 2013 WL 1092585
  • 2013 Ga. LEXIS 259

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  • holding that armed robbery and aggravated assault merge when the crimes are part of the same act or transaction because there is no additional element in the crime of aggravated assault
  • noting that “the failure to make a meritless objection cannot amount to ineffective assistance”
  • armed robbery and aggravated assault arose out of same act or transaction where defendant pointed gun at victim and immediately thereafter took money from a cigar box
  • armed robbery and aggravated assault arose out of same act or transaction where defendant pointed gun at victim and immediately thereafter took money from a cigar box
  • since aggravated assault with a deadly weapon does not require proof of any element that armed robbery does not, convictions for both offenses will merge if the crimes are part of the same act or transaction
  • since aggravated assault with a deadly weapon does not require proof of any element that armed robbery does not, convictions for both offenses will merge if the crimes are part of the same act or transaction

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Judges: Blackwell, Hunstein

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