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Taylor v. State

Citations

  • 638 S.E.2d 869
  • 282 Ga. App. 469

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  • holding that the defendant failed to establish prejudice because the record did not show that trial court’s sentencing rationale was improper
  • holding that the defendant failed to establish prejudice because the record did not show that trial court’s sentencing rationale was improper
  • holding that the defendant failed to establish prejudice because the record did not show that trial court’s sentencing rationale was improper
  • defendant’s claim of an impermissibly suggestive identification was unavailing since the witness had independently identified defendant as the person he had seen at the crime scene
  • defendant’s claim of an impermissibly suggestive identification was unavailing since the witness had independently identified defendant as the person he had seen at the crime scene

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Judges: Miller, Johnson, Ellington

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