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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 302 Ga. 147
  • 805 S.E.2d 873

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  • reasoning that any error in excluding testimony was harmless where such testimony would have been cumulative of other testimony on same point
  • any error in admitting evidence of violence against two ex-girlfriends was harmless where evidence was overwhelming and physical evidence contradicted defendant’s version of events
  • Any error in excluding proffered forensic toxicologist's testimony was harmless, where toxicologist's testimony would have been cumulative of medical examiner's testimony on the same point
  • any error in admission of other acts was harmless given overwhelming evidence against defendant
  • admission of prior bad acts not reversible error where evidence against defendant was overwhelming
  • any error in admission of other acts was harmless given overwhelming evidence against defendant

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Judges: Peterson

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