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Riley v. State

Citations

  • 824 S.E.2d 249
  • 305 Ga. 163

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that the crime-unknown “tolling period ends when the State has actual, as opposed to constructive, knowledge of … the crime.”
  • statute of limitation is tolled “until the State possesses sufficient evidence to authorize the lawful arrest of that person for the crime charged”
  • “this Court may construe statutes to avoid absurd results”

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Judges: Bethel

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