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State v. Abbott

Citations

  • 848 S.E.2d 105
  • 309 Ga. 715

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  • “Trial judges too are presumed to know the law and apply it in making their decisions, absent some indication in the record suggesting otherwise.” (citation, punctuation and emphasis omitted)
  • “Trial judges too are presumed to know the law and apply it in making their decisions, absent some indication in the record suggesting otherwise.” (citation, punctuation, and emphasis omitted)
  • “Trial judges too are presumed to know the law and apply it in making their decisions, absent some indication in the record suggesting otherwise.” (citation, punctuation and emphasis omitted)

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