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Jones v. State

Citations

  • 645 S.E.2d 602
  • 285 Ga. App. 114
  • 2007 Fulton County D. Rep. 1354
  • 2007 Ga. App. LEXIS 435

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  • holding that defendant’s battery conviction should have merged with his conviction for kidnapping with bodily injury because the evidence required to convict defendant of battery was also the only evidence showing the bodily injury described in the kidnapping charge
  • aggravated assault with a knife that occurred downstairs at the victim’s house did not merge with aggravated assault with a gun that occurred upstairs
  • aggravated assault with a knife that occurred downstairs at the victim’s house did not merge with aggravated assault with a gun that occurred upstairs
  • aggravated assault with a knife that occurred downstairs at the victim’s house did not merge with aggravated assault with a gun that occurred upstairs
  • aggravated assault with a knife did not merge with aggravated assault with a gun because different conduct established each offense and the evidence showed that one crime was complete before the other was committed
  • aggravated assault with knife and aggravated assault with gun did not merge

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Judges: Mikell, Johnson, Phipps

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