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Hood v. State

Citations

  • 860 S.E.2d 432
  • 311 Ga. 855

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  • holding that there was not a reasonable probability that the outcome of the appellant’s trial would have been different if the State had disclosed evidence of a witness’s alleged deal for a reduced sentence, because the witness’s testimony was cumulative of other evidence at trial
  • defendant’s statements to witnesses that he killed the victims, without adding any facts to mitigate or justify the act, were confessions requiring corroboration
  • defendant’s statements to witnesses that he killed the victims, without adding any facts to mitigate or justify the act, were confessions requiring corroboration
  • any error in ad- mitting testimony about images of the victim’s family that were vis- ible on the victim’s laptop was harmless given the overwhelming ev- idence of the defendant’s guilt

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