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Rice v. State

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  • 857 S.E.2d 230
  • 311 Ga. 620

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  • holding that there was no plain error where “substantial and consistent evidence” showed the defendant’s participation in the crimes, such that the failure to give the accomplice-corroboration charge likely did not affect the outcome of the trial
  • on which Collins relies, but which vacated a conviction for an aggravated assault that should have been merged into a conviction for attempted armed robbery
  • because the testimony of a co-defendant and another potential accomplice could be found mutually corroborating, trial court’s clear error in not giving an accomplice-corroboration charge likely did not change the outcome of the trial

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