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Jones v. State

Citations

  • 858 S.E.2d 462
  • 311 Ga. 455

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  • explaining that the domestic-violence 10 victim’s writings in her “own words concerning her unhappy relationship with Appellant and his angry and controlling behavior” provided support for the trial court’s finding of trustworthiness
  • explaining that the domestic-violence victim’s writings in her “own words concerning her unhappy relationship with Appellant and his angry and controlling behavior” provided support for the trial court’s finding of trustworthiness
  • statements had sufficient guarantees of trustworthiness where “there was no evidence indicating that [the declarant] had a motive to fabricate her statements”
  • trial court did not abuse its discretion by admitting evidence of murdered victim’s diary entries about defendant’s anger and her fear of him pursuant to residual exception to hearsay rule
  • weighing probative value versus prejudice under Rule 404 (b

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