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Hood v. State

Citations

  • 811 S.E.2d 392

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  • explaining that a murder may be committed in perpetration of a felony if it is committed within the res gestae of the felony
  • holding that the trial court did not obviously err in failing to charge the jury on appellant’s “convoluted theory of in- voluntary manslaughter based on reckless conduct” where the acts underlying his reckless conduct argument amounted to felonies
  • affirming felony-murder conviction when victim’s death was 33 “closely related temporally and spatially to Appellant’s felony of pos- session with intent to distribute cocaine”
  • as the trial court’s charge adequately instructed the jury, appellant did not show a reasonable probability that the trial would have ended more favorably had counsel preserved his claims of instructional error
  • focusing on descriptions Jackson sourced from Durden and Jones

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Judges: Nahmias

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