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Jackson v. State

Citations

  • 599 S.E.2d 129
  • 278 Ga. 235

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  • holding that the defendants “acquiesced in the proceedings [occurring in their absence] when their counsel made no objection and [they] thereafter remained silent after the subject was brought to their attention”
  • concluding that defendants acquiesced in proceedings occurring in their absence when counsel made no objection and defendants remained silent after subject of in-chambers proceeding was brought to their attention
  • holding that the appellants “acquiesced in the proceedings [occurring in their absence] when their counsel made no objection and appellants thereafter remained silent after the subject was brought to their attention”
  • holding that the defendants acquiesced in the proceedings occurring in their absence “when their counsel made no objection and defendants thereafter remained silent after the subject was brought to their attention”
  • holding that appellants acquiesced in the proceedings when their counsel made no objection to their exclusion from an in-chambers conference and appellants remained silent after the subject was brought to their attention
  • holding that the defendants “acquiesced in the proceedings [occurring in their absence] when their counsel made no objection and [the defendants] thereafter remained silent after the subject was brought 9 to their attention”

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Judges: Hunstein

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