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Parks v. State

Citations

  • 300 Ga. 303
  • 794 S.E.2d 623
  • 2016 Ga. LEXIS 776

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  • concluding that “overwhelming” evidence of guilt rendered any erroneous admission of Rule 404 (b) evidence harmless, particularly where the defendant admitted that he shot victim
  • holding that a prior aggravated assault had no real probative value where the defendant admitted shooting the victim but claimed self-defense
  • concluding that the appellant’s testimony “opened the door” to evidence of his other felony convictions, “regardless [of] whether his character was implicated”
  • holding that the erroneous admission of the defendant’s aggravated assault conviction under OCGA § 24- 4-404 (b) was harmless because there was substantial evidence that the defendant intentionally and maliciously killed the victim rather than acting in self-defense
  • noting that “overwhelming” evidence of guilt rendered erroneous admission of Rule 404 (b) evidence harmless, and finding harmless error where defendant testified at trial that he shot victim
  • noting that the trial court limiting the appellant’s impeachment of a witness did not affect his substantial rights because “some of the [witness’s] testimony was beneficial to the defense”

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Judges: Benham

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