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Mitchell v. State

Citations

  • 838 S.E.2d 847
  • 307 Ga. 855

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  • explaining that the defendant “cannot establish that his trial counsel was deficient” for not objecting on verbally specific grounds, when trial counsel did substantively object on those grounds and obtained a ruling from the trial court (cleaned up)
  • “Trial counsel was not required to use the specific phrase ‘improper expert testimony’ . . . to lodge a specific objection on that ground.”
  • counsel need not use any specific phrasing to lodge a particular objection

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