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Wilson v. State

Citations

  • 90 S.E.2d 557
  • 212 Ga. 73
  • 1955 Ga. LEXIS 551

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  • counsel’s waiver of defendant’s right to be present is not binding unless it is made in his presence, or by his express authority
  • new trial granted where defendant absent for portion of the State's closing argument; counsel for defendant could not waive defendant's presence without acquiescence
  • \[t]his principle has been recognized since the establishment of this Court\
  • “It is the legal right of a person accused of crime in this State to be present at all stages of his trial, such right being derived from our Constitution. This principle has been recognized since the establishment of this court.”
  • solicitor-general's argument to the jury

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