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McGrath v. State

Citations

  • 627 S.E.2d 866
  • 277 Ga. App. 825

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  • proving causation in a vehicular homicide case requires showing that “the defendant’s conduct was the ‘legal’ or ‘proximate’ 23 cause, as well as the cause in fact, of the death” (cleaned up)
  • “as long as the defendant’s negligence proximately caused the injury of another, the crime [of vehicular homicide] has been committed, even if there are other factors which also are proximate causes of the injur/’
  • jury rejected intervening proximate causes, finding the defendant guilty of vehicular homicide

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Judges: Andrews, Phipps, Mikell

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