Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 2/25/2002

State v. Cheatham

Citations

561 S.E.2d 618
349 S.C. 101
2002 S.C. App. LEXIS 24

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holding the trial court did not err in denying defendant's request to limit the State to proof of only the \nighttime\ element of first-degree burglary
stating Simmons rule that harmless error rule may be applicable if identification is corroborated by either circumstantial or direct evidence
stating Simmons rule that harmless error rule may be applicable if identification is corroborated by either circumstantial or direct evidence
\It is not enough for a party seeking disqualification to simply allege bias. The party must show some evidence of bias.\
\Evidence of other crimes is admissible to establish a material fact or element of the crime charged.\
in camera hearing required by Rule 104(c

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Judges: Anderson, Cureton, Goolsby

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