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Moore v. State

Citations

  • 824 S.E.2d 377
  • 305 Ga. 251

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that the trial court’s decision to admit video surveillance footage is reviewed under an abuse of discretion standard
  • explaining that “the trial court ultimately set aside Moore’s conviction on the charge of criminal gang activity . . . based on its finding that the evidence failed to show the requisite nexus between Moore’s crimes and furtherance of the gang’s interests”
  • concluding, in light of strong evidence that defendant committed crimes charged, that it is highly probable the admission of a YouTube video showing the defendant displaying gang signs, even if the video lacked a proper 21 foundation, did not contribute to the jury’s verdict
  • criminal street gang activity count set aside by trial court

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Judges: Ellington

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