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Covington v. State

Citations

  • 79 Ga. 687
  • 7 S.E. 153
  • 1887 Ga. LEXIS 286

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  • “When a person only admits certain facts from which the jury may or may not infer guilt, there is no confession.”
  • “When a person only admits certain facts from which the jury may or may not infer guilt, there is no confession. We may use the word confessions for admissions, but to sum up mere inculpatory admissions and denominate them a confession, implies that they amount to a confession of guilt.”

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Judges: Bleckley

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