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Hill v. Williams

Citations

  • 296 Ga. 753
  • 770 S.E.2d 800
  • 2015 Ga. LEXIS 189

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  • explaining that a defendant may be put on notice of an alleged crime where “[t]he facts essential to proving that [he] committed the [crime] are alleged in the indictment, even , if those allegations are scattered across several counts”
  • discussing actus reus and mens rea elements of child molestation and aggravated child molestation
  • describing these attendant circumstances as “essential elements” of both 16 crimes
  • “[D]ue process requires that an indictment ‘put the defendant on notice of the crimes with which he is charged and against which he must defend.’ [Cit.]”
  • “[D]ue process requires that an indictment ‘put the defendant on notice of the crimes with which he is charged and against which he must defend.’ [Cit.]”

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Judges: Blackwell, Hunstein

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