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Mims v. State

Citations

  • 854 S.E.2d 742
  • 310 Ga. 853

How courts have described this case

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  • declining to address passing argument regarding competency issue not enumerated as error, citing Wallace v. State, 303 Ga. 34, 37–38 (2018
  • defendant’s testimony “may itself be considered substantive evidence of guilt when disbelieved by the jury, as long as some corroborative evidence exists for the charged offense”
  • “[T]he defendant’s testimony, in which he claimed he was justified or provoked into acting, may itself be considered substantive evidence of guilt when disbelieved by the jury, as long as some corroborative evidence exists for the charged offense.”

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