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Hammett v. State

Citations

  • 539 S.E.2d 193
  • 246 Ga. App. 287

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  • appellant convicted of theft by taking after stealing a riding lawnmower by cranking it and riding it down the road, where he hid it in some bushes before trading it for crack cocaine the next day
  • appellant convicted of theft by taking after stealing a riding lawnmower by cranking it and riding it down the road, where he hid it in some bushes before trading it for crack cocaine the next day
  • in a prosecution for theft by taking, the trial court tacitly or impliedly accepted a witness as an expert regarding the value of the stolen property, even though he was not formally tendered as an expert, because an adequate foundation had been laid as to his experience
  • in a prosecution for theft by taking, the trial court tacitly or impliedly accepted a witness as an expert regarding the value of the stolen property, even though he was not formally tendered as an expert, because an adequate foundation had been laid as to his experience
  • in a prosecution for theft by taking, the trial court tacitly or impliedly accepted a witness as an expert regarding the value of the stolen property, even though he was not formally tendered as an expert, because an adequate foundation had been laid as to his experience

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Judges: Miller, Pope, Mikell

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