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Hill v. State

Citations

  • 642 S.E.2d 64
  • 281 Ga. 795
  • 2007 Fulton County D. Rep. 512
  • 2007 Ga. LEXIS 178

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  • explaining that because the trial court chose to sentence the appellant for felony murder based on aggravated assault rather than felony murder based on armed robbery, the court correctly sentenced him on the armed robbery count
  • evidence was sufficient to sustain felony murder conviction where defendant participated in armed robbery targeting restaurant worker and was willingly present when worker was killed
  • trial court did not err by merging predicate aggravated assault count into felony murder count for which the defendant was sentenced, and then entering separate sentence on armed robbery count
  • conviction upheld where evidence showed that defendant was willingly present when victim was killed by accomplice in alley and that defendant later bragged about his participation in crime
  • trial court did not err by merging predicate aggravated assault count into felony murder count for which the defendant was sentenced, and then entering separate sentence on armed robbery count

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Judges: Hunstein

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