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Wallace v. State

Citations

  • 530 S.E.2d 721
  • 272 Ga. 501
  • 2000 Fulton County D. Rep. 2033
  • 2000 Ga. LEXIS 424

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  • prohibiting evidence that the defendant reacted physically but did not admit anything when police questioned him about his wife’s death
  • finding that testimony that appellant did not say anything in response to certain inquiries made by police, but instead simply swallowed hard, wrung his hands, breathed and sighed deeply, and shuffled his arms and legs, touched upon the silence of the accused
  • failure to object at trial to testimony on the ground that it improperly reflected on the defendant’s right to remain silent, waived that issue on appeal
  • failure to object at trial to testimony on the ground that it improperly reflected on the defendant’s right to remain silent, waived that issue on appeal
  • defendant failed to preserve claim that testimony improperly commented upon his exercise of right to remain silent where he failed to object on that ground at trial and instead objected only that the testimony was “unfair” and “prejudicial”

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Judges: Sears

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