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Ginn v. State

Citations

  • 553 S.E.2d 839
  • 251 Ga. App. 159
  • 2001 Fulton County D. Rep. 2615
  • 2001 Ga. App. LEXIS 948

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  • affirming defendant’s conviction for criminal trespass based upon evidence that defendant damaged the family’s keyboard during a dispute with his wife
  • affirming defendant’s conviction for criminal trespass based upon evidence that defendant damaged the family’s keyboard during a dispute with his wife
  • evidence showed defendant damaged property of another where husband damaged a computer keyboard that “was a gift to the family from [the wife’s] mother”
  • sufficientevidence to support criminal trespass conviction where husband damaged computer keyboard that had been given to family by wife’s mother
  • “The admission of evidence is a matter committed to the sound legal discretion of the trial judge, whose determinations will not be disturbed on appeal unless they constitute an abuse of that discretion.”
  • jury determines credibility of witnesses and resolves conflicts in testimony

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Judges: Miller, Andrews, Eldridge

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