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McClure v. State

Citations

  • 345 S.E.2d 922
  • 179 Ga. App. 245
  • 1986 Ga. App. LEXIS 2608

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  • claim that the substantive bar against double jeopardy was violated was not waived when raised in the trial court after close of the evidence
  • evidence necessary to prove aggravated assault was the same evidence required to show kidnapping in a previous trial
  • procedural bar against double jeopardy precludes successive prosecutions for the same offense; substantive bar against double jeopardy precludes successive punishments for the same offense
  • procedural bar against double jeopardy precludes successive prosecutions for the same offense; substantive bar against double jeopardy precludes successive punishments for the same offense
  • “failure to file a written plea of former jeopardy prior to trial will not defeat an accused’s right to be free of multiple convictions for the criminal act”

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Judges: Banke, Birdsong, Sognier

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