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Muckle v. State

Citations

  • 302 Ga. 675
  • 808 S.E.2d 713

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  • defendant’s admission to 6 victim’s brother regarding the main facts of felony murder charge constituted a confession
  • no deficiency where testimony of witness would have conflicted with reasonable defense strategy pursued by trial counsel
  • while an uncorroborated confession alone cannot justify a conviction, “no specific manner of corroboration (of the confession) is required, and corroboration in any particular is sufficient”
  • admission that defendant was a party to the attempted robbery that resulted in the victim’s death was not a “mere incriminating admission but a confession” that is direct evidence of his guilt (citation and punctuation omitted)

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Judges: Nahmias

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