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Teasley v. State

Citations

  • 704 S.E.2d 800
  • 288 Ga. 468

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that the defendant’s driving his brothers away immediately after they shot the victim was one factor supporting party culpability
  • explaining that the tampering with evidence count of the indictment charged the defendant with having “the specific intent of obstructing his prosecution”
  • that defendant did not actually fire the gun that fatally wounded the victim was immaterial to his conviction as a party to the crime of malice murder
  • that appellant did not actually fire the gun that fatally wounded the victim was immaterial to his conviction as a party to the crime of malice murder
  • that defendant did not actually fire the gun that fatally wounded the victim was immaterial to his conviction as a party to the crime of malice murder
  • “[E]ven if a defendant is not involved in all of the crimes charged, those offenses may be imputed to him as an accomplice or co-conspirator because of his actions as a party to some of the crimes charged.”

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Judges: Carley

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