State of Ga. v. Davis

How courts have described this case

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• declining to invalidate criminal solicitation statute, where it could be construed as criminalizing “only such language as creates a clear and present danger of a felony being committed”
• narrowly construing criminal solicitation statute (OCGA § 16-4-7) to only embrace language which creates a clear and present danger that a felony will be committed
• criminal solicitation statute embraces only language which creates a clear and present danger that a felony will be committed
• the meaning and effect of 7 statutes will be determined with reference to other statutes
• the meaning and effect of statutes will be determined with reference to other statutes
• the meaning and effect of statutes will be determined in reference to other statutes

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