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· 11/9/1989

Meschino v. State

Citations

  • 385 S.E.2d 281
  • 259 Ga. 611

How courts have described this case

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  • foundation laid for use of prior inconsistent statements where witness acknowledged making statement to agent after the crime
  • foundation laid for use of prior inconsistent statements where witness acknowledged making statement to agent after the crime
  • prior inconsistent statement properly admitted because the witness admitted making the statement to authorities after the incident giving rise to the charges against the defendant
  • foundation laid for use of prior inconsistent statements where witness acknowledged making statement to agent after the crime
  • proper foundation was laid for the use of prior inconsistent statements where the witness, who was the defendant’s wife, acknowledged that she could “vaguely remember” having made “some kind of statement” to law enforcement after the crime
  • proper foundation was laid for the use of prior inconsistent statements where the witness, who was the defendant's wife, acknowledged that she could \vaguely remember\ having made \some kind of statement\ to law enforcement after the crime

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Judges: Weltner

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