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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 818 S.E.2d 653
  • 304 Ga. 455

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  • concluding that defendant failed to show that giving of jury instruction that was “substantially identical to the suggested pattern jury instruction” constituted clear and obvious error
  • holding that \the test for harm under plain error review is equivalent to the test in ineffective assistance of counsel cases for whether an attorney's deficient performance has resulted in prejudice of constitutional proportions\
  • explaining that the trial court’s jury instruction on character evidence was not plain error where the appellant “point[ed] to no authority for the proposition that the pattern charge [was] inadequate”
  • explaining that the test for harm under plain-error review is equivalent to the test in ineffective assistance of counsel cases for whether an attorney’s allegedly deficient performance has resulted in prejudice of constitutional proportions
  • explaining that the test for harm under plain error review is equivalent to the test in ineffective assistance of counsel cases for whether an attorney’s allegedly deficient performance has resulted in prejudice of constitutional proportions
  • no plain error because “mention of criminal damage to property did not likely affect the outcome of the proceedings”

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