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Grier v. State

Citations

  • 828 S.E.2d 304
  • 305 Ga. 882

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  • trial counsel is not ineffective for failing to object when such objection would be without merit
  • witness’s opinion testimony admissible where it is rationally based on his perception and helpful to understanding his testimony
  • “The contemporaneous objection rule cannot be avoided by characterizing trial occurrences as examples of prosecutorial misconduct.”
  • lay witnesses’ testimony that the defendant must have been the killer was rationally based on their perceptions and helpful to understanding their testimony
  • failure to object at trial to alleged error results in waiver of appellate review
  • “And even though [the witnesses’] opinion about who killed the victims addressed an ultimate issue in the case, that alone does not make the testimony objectionable.” (citation and punctuation omitted)

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Judges: Melton

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