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Miller v. State

Citations

  • 513 S.E.2d 27
  • 236 Ga. App. 825
  • 99 Fulton County D. Rep. 1099
  • 1999 Ga. App. LEXIS 268

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  • where jury’s question indicated confusion on the law of proximate cause, trial court erred by failing to instruct jury on that point
  • “In vehicular homicide cases, the State must prove that the defendant’s conduct was the ‘legal’ or ‘proximate’ cause, as well as the cause in fact, of the death.” (citations omitted)
  • court erred by not recharging the jury on the issue of proximate cause, as requested by the defense, in recharge on homicide by vehicle in the first degree
  • evidence that defendant could not have avoided hitting bicyclist because the night was so dark, the bicycle did not have a big enough reflector, and the bicyclist was wearing nonreflective clothing

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Judges: Beasley, Pope, Ruffin

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