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§ 24-4-21 - Rebuttable presumptions of law
O.C.G.A. 24-4-21 (2010)
24-4-21. Rebuttable presumptions of law
Certain presumptions of law, such as the presumption of innocence, in some cases the presumption of guilt, the presumption of continuance of life for seven years, the presumption of a mental state once proved to exist, and all similar presumptions, may be rebutted by proof.
24-4-21. Rebuttable presumptions of law
Certain presumptions of law, such as the presumption of innocence, in some cases the presumption of guilt, the presumption of continuance of life for seven years, the presumption of a mental state once proved to exist, and all similar presumptions, may be rebutted by proof.
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