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Byrd v. State

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  • 321 Ga. 222

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  • holding that the appellant abandoned the sufficiency-of-the-evidence issue because, although he cited some authority, included record citations, and asserted the constitutional insufficiency of the evidence, he nevertheless failed to make any specific argument in that regard

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