State v. Larocque

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• in order to preserve a point of error for review, counsel must make a proper objection on the record at the earliest possible time
• in order to preserve a point of error for review, counsel must make a proper objection on the record at the earliest possible time
• Georgia “has long followed the contemporaneous objection rule, which provides that counsel must make a proper objection on the record at the earliest possible time to preserve for review the point of error”
• “State has long followed the contemporaneous objection rule, which provides that counsel must make a proper objection on the record at the earliest possible time to preserve for review the point of error.”
• “[A] single objection constitutes a continuing objection only when counsel specifically requests a continuing objection and the trial court specifically grants a continuing objection, or when the trial court on its own initiative clearly designates an objection as continuing.”

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