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Huff v. State

Citations

  • 300 Ga. 807
  • 796 S.E.2d 688
  • 2017 WL 473933
  • 2017 Ga. LEXIS 52

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  • concluding that trial counsel did not perform deficiently by failing to request an accomplice-corroboration charge because \[t]rial counsel articulated a deliberate strategic purpose in not requesting a charge on accomplice testimony\ and such strategy was not patently unreasonable
  • concluding that no plain error resulted from the failure to charge relevant statutory language, citing that the charge given was not overtly incorrect, and further citing the quantum of evidence adduced against the defendant
  • concluding that trial counsel did not perform deficiently by failing to request an accomplice- corroboration charge because “[t]rial counsel articulated a deliberate strategic purpose in not requesting a charge on accomplice testimony” and such strategy was not patently unreasonable
  • explaining that trial counsel reasonably chose not to request an accomplice-corroboration charge because the defense strategy was focused on showing that there was no connection between the appellant and the alleged accomplice
  • explaining that trial counsel reasonably chose not to request an accomplice-corroboration charge because the defense strategy was focused on showing that there was no connection between the appellant and the alleged accomplice
  • trial attorney’s strategic decision not to request accomplice corroboration charge did not amount to deficient performance

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Judges: Boggs

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