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Foster v. State

Citations

  • 339 S.E.2d 256
  • 255 Ga. 425

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  • “Should a juror fall asleep during the course of a trial!,] it is the duty of the trial judge to awaken him. Should counsel or the parties in a trial observe a sleeping juror!,] it is their duty to bring it to the attention of the court.”
  • what a litigant may not do is observe a juror sleeping, fail to bring this to the judge’s attention at a time when corrective action may be had, take a chance on a favorable verdict, and only when the verdict is unfavorable move for a mistrial or new trial because of the otiose juror

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Judges: Gregory

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