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Kent v. State

Citations

  • 538 S.E.2d 185
  • 245 Ga. App. 531
  • 2000 Fulton County D. Rep. 3500
  • 2000 Ga. App. LEXIS 1003

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  • allowing victim’s written statement to go out with the jury violated the continuing witness rule
  • allowing victim’s statement to go out with jury violated the continuing witness rule, but the error was harmless since the evidence contained therein was brought out during trial and evidence of guilt was overwhelming
  • allowing victim’s statement to go out with jury violated the continuing witness rule, but the error was harmless since the evidence contained therein was brought out during trial and evidence of guilt was overwhelming
  • allowing victim’s statement to go out with jury violated the continuing witness rule, but the error was harmless since the evidence it contained was brought out during trial and evidence of guilt was overwhelming
  • allowing victim’s statement to go out with jury violated the continuing witness rule, but the error was harmless since the evidence contained therein was brought out during trial and evidence of guilt was overwhelming
  • allowing victim’s written statement to go out with jury violated the continuing witness rule, but the error was harmless since the evidence contained therein was brought out during trial and evidence of guilt was overwhelming

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Judges: Miller, Pope, Mikell

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