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Phillips v. State

Citations

  • 604 S.E.2d 520
  • 269 Ga. App. 619

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  • concluding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting video of defendant masturbating which was linked to the crime charged
  • noting that the crimes of theft by taking and theft by receiving are so mutually exclusive that the thief and the receiver cannot even be accomplices
  • overturning conviction for theft by receiving where defendant admitted taking jewelry in question and pawning it, but defended on the grounds that he was the rightful owner
  • overturning conviction for theft by receiving where defendant admitted taking jewelry in question and pawning it, but defended on the grounds that he was the rightful owner
  • error in admitting pornography that was not linked to crimes charged was harmless in light of overwhelming evidence against defendant
  • evidence insufficient to support obstruction conviction where defendant fled scene before officers told him to halt

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Judges: Ellington, Andrews, Miller

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