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Smith v. State

Citations

  • 393 S.E.2d 229
  • 260 Ga. 274

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  • trial court’s adoption of prosecutor’s affidavit was dispositive, where the appellant argued that the record was unclear as to the charge conference and the prosecutor’s affidavit conflicted with the affidavits of appellant’s trial counsel
  • defendant was “barred” from challenging trial court’s failure to give a charge when his trial counsel “acquiesced to the court’s suggestion,” elected one jury instruction, and “with- drew” another charge request, “all without objection”
  • trial court’s adoption of prosecutor’s affidavit was dispositive, where the appellant argued that the record was unclear as to the charge conference and the prosecutor’s affidavit conflicted with the affidavits of appellant’s trial counsel

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Judges: Bell, Weltner, Hunt

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