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Rainey v. State

Citations

  • 584 S.E.2d 13
  • 261 Ga. App. 888
  • 2003 Fulton County D. Rep. 1870
  • 2003 Ga. App. LEXIS 717

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  • holding that defendant’s exposure of privates to child from approximately 200 feet away was sufficient to sustain conviction for child molestation
  • evidence of “exposing sexual organs even though the child does not actually see them” sufficient 3 to support child molestation conviction
  • “[T]he jury was authorized to conclude that [the defendant] was aware of the victim’s presence and that he sought to expose himself to her for the purpose of satisfying his own sexual desires.”
  • “But where the defendant has been charged with child molestation and he has denied the charges, claiming alibi, it is not error to refuse to charge the elements of the alleged lesser included offense of public indecency.”
  • evidence supported child molestation conviction because “the jury was authorized to conclude that [the defendant] was aware of the victim’s presence and that he sought to expose himself to her for the purpose of satisfying his own sexual desires”

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Judges: Adams, Andrews, Barnes

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