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Conaway v. State

Citations

  • 589 S.E.2d 108
  • 277 Ga. 422
  • 2003 Fulton County D. Rep. 3498
  • 2003 Ga. LEXIS 1019

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  • holding that counsel’s decision to pursue solely an accident defense and not request a coercion instruction was reasonable strategy
  • holding that even if counsel had requested an instruction on coercion and it had been warranted, the trial court’s failure to give it would have been harmless
  • concluding that the evidence supporting the appellant's convictions was legally sufficient, notwithstanding his testimony that he was coerced to commit the crimes, which \at most created a conflict with other evidence that showed his participation in the crimes was voluntary\
  • concluding that the evidence supporting the appellant’s convictions was legally sufficient, notwithstanding his testimony that he was coerced to commit the crimes, which “at most created a conflict with other evidence that showed his participation in the crimes was voluntary”
  • concluding that the evidence supporting the appellant’s convictions was legally sufficient, notwithstanding his testimony that he was coerced to commit the crimes, which “at most created a conflict with other evidence that showed his participation in the crimes was voluntary”

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Judges: Hines

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