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2025 Code of Georgia
Title 17 - Criminal Procedure (Chs. 1 — 22)
Chapter 8 - Trial (Arts. 1 — 4)
Article 3 - Conduct of Proceedings (§§ 17-8-50 — 17-8-58)
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Cross references.Testimony by defendant in criminal case generally, § 24-5-506.
Husband and wife as witnesses for and against each other, § 24-5-503.
RESEARCH REFERENCES ALR.Admissibility, in criminal case, of results of residue detection test to determine whether accused or victim handled or fired gun, 1 A. L. R.4th 1072.
Admissibility, weight, and sufficiency of blood-grouping tests in criminal cases, 2 A. L. R.4th 500.
Exclusion of public from state criminal trial in order to preserve confidentiality of undercover witness, 54 A. L. R.4th 1156.
Hierarchy Notes:O. C. G. A. Title 17
O. C. G. A. Title 17, Ch. 8
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O.C.G.A. Title 17, Ch. 8, Art. 3
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- § 17-8-50. Courts in which trials of inmates escaping from correctional institutions to take place; admissibility of records pertaining to former trials of such inmates; testimony of other inmates
- § 17-8-51. Admissibility of testimony of inmates in trials for crime of mutiny
- § 17-8-52. Oath to be administered to witnesses
- § 17-8-53. Exclusion of public from courtroom when evidence vulgar or obscene
- § 17-8-54. Persons in courtroom when person under age of 16 testifies concerning sexual offense
- § 17-8-55. Testimony of child less than 17 years old outside physical presence of accused
- § 17-8-56. Writing out and reading of charge to jury; filing of charge; furnishing of copies of charge
- § 17-8-57. Expression or intimation of opinion by judge as to matters proved or guilt of accused
- § 17-8-58. Objections to jury charges prior to the jury retiring to deliberate; failure to raise objections
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