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§ 17-8-51 - Admissibility of testimony of inmates in trials for crime of mutiny
O.C.G.A. 17-8-51 (2010)
17-8-51. Admissibility of testimony of inmates in trials for crime of mutiny
At the trial of an inmate of a penal institution for the crime of mutiny, any other inmate not included in the same indictment shall be a competent witness, and the infamy of his character and of the crime of which he has been convicted shall be exceptions to his credit only.
17-8-51. Admissibility of testimony of inmates in trials for crime of mutiny
At the trial of an inmate of a penal institution for the crime of mutiny, any other inmate not included in the same indictment shall be a competent witness, and the infamy of his character and of the crime of which he has been convicted shall be exceptions to his credit only.
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