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Proctor v. State

Citations

  • 221 S.E.2d 556
  • 235 Ga. 720
  • 1975 Ga. LEXIS 975

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  • error in allowing written statements of witnesses and defendant to go out with the jury was harmless in part because the statements were consistent with defense theory of self-defense
  • error in allowing written statements of witnesses and defendant to go out with the jury 15 was harmless in part because the statements were consistent with defense theory of self-defense
  • in which the error in allowing a written statement to go out with the jury was harmless because the statement was consistent with the theory of the defense
  • The trial court properly excluded an answer to the question “(w

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Judges: Ingram

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