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Thomas v. State

Citations

  • 902 S.E.2d 566
  • 319 Ga. 123

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  • noting that a trial court retains broad discretion to reconsider and modify “interlocutory rulings before entry of final judgment”
  • “While the law of the case doctrine is found in the Civil Practice Act, we have held that it applies in criminal cases, too.”
  • “[i]n civil cases, the end-of-term rule has been explicitly curtailed by [OCGA § 9-11-6(c)].”
  • “Subject to certain exceptions . . . we have said that the end-of-term rule limits a trial court’s inherent power to revoke interlocutory rulings in criminal cases to the end of the term in which the ruling was entered.” (citation and punctuation omitted)

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