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Duncan v. State

Citations

  • 629 S.E.2d 577
  • 278 Ga. App. 703
  • 2006 Fulton County D. Rep. 1259
  • 2006 Ga. App. LEXIS 403

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  • defendant’s spontaneous statement that “he didn’t want the police to think that he had stole” items in trash can, in which he had concealed stolen racing jacket, when considered together, supported inference of guilty knowledge
  • defendant's spontaneous statement that \he didn't want the police to think that he had stole\ items in trash can, in which he had concealed stolen racing jacket, when considered together, supported inference of guilty knowledge
  • defendant’s unprovoked statement to uncle that he was hiding items in trash can because “‘he didn’t want the police to think that he had stole’” them, taken together with defendant’s concealment of the items, supported inference that he knew or should have known the items were stolen

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Judges: Bernes, Andrews, Barnes

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