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The Georgia Supreme Court granted a new trial after finding that the jury instructions in a Fulton County murder case failed to properly explain the justification defense.
The defendant, convicted of malice murder, argued that the trial judge neglected to instruct jurors that prosecutors must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant’s actions were not justified. The Supreme Court agreed, ruling that the omission undermined the fairness of the trial.
The Georgia Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of a DeKalb County felon who claimed his defense attorney failed to properly object to a jury charge.
The defendant was convicted of criminal attempt to commit malice murder, aggravated assault on a police officer, and multiple firearm possession charges following a traffic stop that turned violent when he shot an officer after fleeing.
