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Ingram v. State

Citations

  • 585 S.E.2d 211
  • 262 Ga. App. 304
  • 2003 Fulton County D. Rep. 2340
  • 2003 Ga. App. LEXIS 914

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  • “[Sentencing courts are authorized to consider in aggravation any lawful evidence which tends to show the motive of the defendant, his lack of remorse, his general moral character, and his predisposition to commit other crimes.”
  • admission of cumulative hearsay evidence harmless; failure to object to such evidence did not alter trial's outcome
  • “where a spouse takes the stand and testifies voluntarily, it is presumed that she has waived the marital privilege”
  • admission of cumulative hearsay evidence harmless; failure to object to such evidence did not alter trial outcome
  • “In determining what sentence to impose upon a defendant, a trial court may consider any evidence that was properly admitted during the guilt-innocence phase of the trial.”

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Judges: Phipps, Blackburn, Ellington

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