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State Courts - Georgia - May 18, 2006

Williams v. State, S06A0159, S06A0329., SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA, May 18, 2006, Decided
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Overview: Second defendant's statement incriminating first defendant was sufficiently corroborated by witness who identified first defendant as one of victim's assailants and by evidence that first defendant fled and told police that he would not be taken alive. First defendant did not object to the identification, and so waived any challenge on appeal.

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