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Thomas v. State

Citations

  • 838 S.E.2d 801
  • 308 Ga. 26

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  • “A mere incriminating statement is made where the accused, though admitting to damaging circumstances, nonetheless attempts to deny responsibility for the crime charged by putting forward exculpatory or legally justifying facts.” (cleaned up)
  • “[A] sufficiency review under Jackson considers all evidence, whether admissible or not.”
  • “Incriminating statements, unlike confessions, do not require corroborating evidence.”

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