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Dillard v. State

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  • 321 Ga. 171

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  • holding that evidence was sufficient to support the appellant’s convictions for armed robbery where it showed that the appellant pointed his gun at two victims, demanded their possessions, and took a backpack
  • “However, where a defendant argues that a witness was his accomplice only in an uncharged crime, and there is no evidence that the witness was the defendant’s accomplice in any of the charged crimes, an accomplice corroboration instruction is unwarranted.”

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