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State v. Tate

Citations

  • 334 S.E.2d 289
  • 286 S.C. 462
  • 1985 S.C. App. LEXIS 439

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  • holding a single chain of circumstances means a single course of conduct or connected transactions
  • single chain of circumstances means a single course of conduct or connected transactions
  • finding joinder prejudicial where it is likely a jury would infer criminal disposition based on evidence of one forgery and on that basis alone find defendant guilty of a separate forgery
  • finding joinder prejudicial where it is likely a jury would infer criminal disposition based on evidence of one forgery and on that basis alone find defendant guilty of a separate forgery
  • finding the joinder of two forgery charges of the same nature in one indictment and one trial was improper where the offenses did not arise out of a single chain of circumstances, the offenses were not provable by the same evidence, and joinder prejudiced the defendant
  • finding the joinder of two forgery charges of the same nature in one indictment and one trial was improper where the offenses did not arise out of a single chain of circumstances, the offenses were not provable by the same evidence, and joinder prejudiced the defendant

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Judges: Shaw, Bell, Cureton

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