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Lewis v. State

Citations

  • 285 S.E.2d 179
  • 248 Ga. 566
  • 1981 Ga. LEXIS 1134

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  • holding that the Court of Appeals cannot properly ignore an enumeration of error regarding insufficiency of evidence to support a conviction when contention was made that the evidence was insufficient even prior to exclusion of any improperly admitted evidence
  • holding that the Court of Appeals cannot properly ignore an enumeration of error regarding insufficiency of evidence to support a conviction when the contention was made that the evidence was insufficient even prior to exclusion of any improperly admitted evidence
  • holding that the Court of Appeals cannot properly ignore an enumeration of error regarding insufficiency of evidence to support a conviction when the contention was made that the evidence was insufficient even prior to exclusion of any improperly admitted evidence
  • wherein the Court of Appeals was required to consider the general grounds when reversing for trial error because the insufficiency of the evidence had been properly enumerated

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Judges: Jordan

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