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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 291 Ga. 501
  • 732 S.E.2d 47
  • 2012 Fulton County D. Rep. 2764
  • 2012 WL 3888341
  • 2012 Ga. LEXIS 684

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  • holding that dragging the victim outside his trailer and putting him behind a brick wall presented an additional danger to him
  • concluding that the evidence established that defendant was a party to the crime where it showed that he was present when the crimes were committed and the jury could infer from his conduct before and after the crimes that he shared a common criminal intent with the actual perpetrators
  • concluding that the evidence established that defendant was a party to the crime where it showed that he was present when the crimes were committed and the jury could infer from his conduct before and after the crimes that he shared a common criminal intent with the actual perpetrators
  • concluding that the evidence established that defendant was a party to the crime where it showed that he was present when the crimes were committed and the jury could infer from his conduct before and after the crimes that he shared a common criminal intent with the actual perpetrators
  • concluding that the evidence established that defendant was a party to the crime where it showed that he was present when the crimes were committed and the jury could infer from his conduct before and after the crimes that 7 he shared a common criminal intent with the actual perpetrators

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Judges: Nahmias

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