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§ 24-3-38 - Right to have whole conversation heard
O.C.G.A. 24-3-38 (2010)
24-3-38. Right to have whole conversation heard
When an admission is given in evidence by one party, it shall be the right of the other party to have the whole admission and all the conversation connected therewith admitted into evidence.
24-3-38. Right to have whole conversation heard
When an admission is given in evidence by one party, it shall be the right of the other party to have the whole admission and all the conversation connected therewith admitted into evidence.
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