In Regan v. State, the Defendant pleaded guilty to one count of child molestation. After doing so, he filed a…
December 9, 2021 Court Rules Motion to Suppress Cell Phone Evidence Would Have Been FruitlessIn McClure v. State, the defendant contended that his trial attorney was ineffective for failing to file a motion to…
October 8, 2021 Painful Lesson for Attorney Who Failed to Preserve Issue for AppealIn Green v. State, the Georgia Court of Appeals held that trial counsel failed to preserve an objection to the…
September 10, 2021 Introduction of Accuser’s Interview Leads to Reversal in Molestation CaseIn Castaneda v. State, the Georgia Court of Appeals held that the trial court erred in permitting the State to…
June 23, 2021 Court Rules That No Written Report Was Required for Forensic Interview ExpertIn Barraza v. State, the Georgia Court of Appeals held that the defense was not prejudiced by the State’s failure…
June 7, 2021 Despite Alleged Juror Misconduct, Court Affirms Molestation ConvictionsIn the case of State v. Melly, the defendant sought to overturn his child molestation convictions and obtain a new…
May 14, 2021 Court of Appeals Affirms Admission of Child’s JournalFollowing a jury trial, the defendant in Kendricks v. State was convicted for the offenses of rape and aggravated sexual…
February 13, 2021 Evidence of Other Acts and Flight from Trial Admissible in Molestation CaseIn Maner v. State, the Georgia Court of Appeals held that the trial court properly allowed the prosecution to introduce…
February 9, 2021 Photos of Sleeping Child Did Not Constitute MolestationIn Rice v. State, the Defendant was convicted at a bench trial of seven counts of child molestation, two counts…
December 1, 2020 Court of Appeals Affirms Granting of a New Trial in Molestation CaseIn the defendant’s motion for new trial, he contended that the jury’s verdict was against the weight of the evidence….
November 10, 2020 Evidence of Dr. Phil Episode Secures Defendant a New TrialIn Tumlin v. State, the Georgia Court of Appeals reversed the defendant’s child molestation convictions, finding that he received ineffective…
October 28, 2020 Georgia Supreme Court Remands Hearsay Issue in Molestation CaseIn Sanchious v. State, the Georgia Supreme Court in a unanimous decision remanded the defendant’s child molestation case back to…
