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Carter v. State

Citations

  • 546 S.E.2d 5
  • 248 Ga. App. 139
  • 2001 Fulton County D. Rep. 821
  • 2001 Ga. App. LEXIS 184

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  • concluding that the evidence was sufficient to establish a reasonable apprehension of immediate violent injury, where there was evidence that the victim “took measured steps to protect himself”
  • “Because reasonable apprehension of injury is not the same as simple fear, the testimony that the victim was not afraid of the defendant does not preclude conviction.”
  • “Because reasonable apprehension of injury is not the same as simple fear, the testimony that the victim was not afraid of the defendant does not preclude conviction.”
  • reasonable apprehension of injury sufficient to support conviction for aggravated assault
  • discussing the relationship between involuntary intoxication and insanity
  • discussing the relationship between involuntary intoxication and insanity

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Judges: Pope, Miller, Mikell

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