Nash v. State

Supreme Court of Georgia · Decided 1999-07-06

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Sears, Justice, concurring specially. I concur with much of what Chief Justice Benham writes in his special concurrence, most especially that as a matter of principle and practicality, it should remain incumbent upon the State to carry the burden of establishing the validity of guilty-plea based prior convictions proffered by the State as evidence that a recidivist defendant’s sentence should be enhanced.</…

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