Supreme Court of Georgia· 2/19/2018

Kemp v. State

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810 S.E.2d 515

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concluding the evidence was constitutionally sufficient to authorize a conviction for malice murder where, among other things, the defendant and his accomplices attempted to get rid of evidence of the crime
reviewing 8 trial court’s implicit factual findings regarding the admissibility of evidence for clear error
explaining that, although “the trial court did not make any express factual findings, . . . we can infer from its denial of the motions that it implicitly found that [the] statements were made in the course of and in furtherance of a conspiracy”
applying plain error standard of review to the appellant’s unpreserved Confrontation Clause claim
affirming trial court’s admission of hearsay statements under OCGA § 24-8-801 (d) (2) (E
applying plain error standard of review to the appellant’s unpreserved Confrontation Clause claim

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Judges: Peterson

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