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Rogers v. State

Citations

  • 670 S.E.2d 106
  • 294 Ga. App. 195
  • 2008 Fulton County D. Rep. 3413
  • 2008 Ga. App. LEXIS 1135

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  • holding that trial court’s error in allowing a law-enforcement officer to identify the defendant on a videotape that was available to the jury was harmless in light of the overwhelming evidence of his guilt, including that he identified himself and his co-defendant in the same videotape
  • trial court erred in admitting identification testimony but the error was harmless when misidentification was not the basis of the defendant’s defense
  • \A ruling by the court on a point of law is not an expression of opinion; neither are remarks by the court explaining the court's rulings.\
  • the error in allowing a law enforcement official to identify the defendant as the person portrayed on surveillance video was harmless when there was additional overwhelming evidence of his guilt
  • the error in allowing a law enforcement official to identify the defendant as the person portrayed on surveillance video was harmless when there was additional overwhelming evidence of his guilt

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Judges: Mlkell, Smith, Adams

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