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Moss v. State

Citations

  • 561 S.E.2d 382
  • 275 Ga. 96
  • 2002 Fulton County D. Rep. 904
  • 2002 Ga. LEXIS 245

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  • guilty plea to theft by receiving stolen property as lesser included offense of burglary charge properly admitted as similar transaction evidence at trial for murder
  • appellants waived claim that trial court erred by failing to grant continuance as a remedy for discovery violations because appellants failed to request a continuance
  • no Bruton violation where statements by co-defendant did not directly inculpate defendant and only later became incriminating when linked with other evidence at trial
  • no Bruton violation where statements by co-defendant did not directly inculpate defendant and only later became incriminating when linked with other evidence at trial
  • defendants’ failure to request a continuance to cure any prejudice which may have resulted from the state’s failure to comply with its discovery obligations waived their right to assert error on appeal stemming from the alleged discovery violation
  • defendants’ failure to request a continuance to cure any prejudice which may have resulted from the State’s failure to comply with its discovery obligations waived their right to assert error on appeal stemming from the alleged discovery violation

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Judges: Sears

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