Sinkfield v. State

Core Citations

DISAPPROVES OTHER CASE

• Ellington v. State

This document cites

• Federal Cases - Arizona v. Fulminante
• Federal Cases - Batson v. Kentucky
• Federal Cases - Lockhart v. Cree
• Georgia - Davenport v. State
• Federal Cases - Holland v. Illinois



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• Georgia - Crews v. State
• Georgia - Ricks v. State, S17A0465
• Georgia - Taylor v. State
• Georgia - Oliver v. State
• Georgia - Ware v. State
• Federal Cases - Weaver v. Massachusetts
• Georgia - State v. Lampl
• Federal Cases - Duren v. Missouri
• Georgia - Harper v. State
• Georgia - Balbosa v. State
• Georgia - Ellington v. State
• Georgia - Blevins v. State
• Federal Cases - Neder v. United States
• Georgia - Joyner v. State
• Federal Cases - Sullivan v. Louisiana
• Georgia - Berry v. State
• Georgia - Yates v. State
• Federal Cases - United States v. Benitez
• Georgia - Edwards v. State, S06A1091.
• Georgia - Willis v. State
• Georgia - State v. Towns
• Georgia - Bell v. Raffensperger
• Georgia - Pollard v. State
• US - Reference Stubs - Insufficient number of persons to complete panel of grand jurors
• US - Reference Stubs - [Redesignated from 15-12-1] Exemptions from jury duty
• US - Reference Stubs - State-wide master jury list; driver's license information; list of registered voters; random list of persons to comprise venire
• US - Reference Stubs - Review of pretrial proceedings when death penalty is sought; reports investigating reversible error; transmittal of reports to Supreme Court; orders regarding review; Attorney General assistance; res judicata; applicability; waiver of rights
• US - Reference Stubs - Hearing to determine appropriateness of interim appellate review of pretrial rulings
• US - Reference Stubs - OCGA § 5-6-34 Judgments and Rulings Deemed Directly Appealable; Procedure For Review of Judgments, Orders, Or Decisions Not Subject to Direct Appeal; Scope of Review; Hearings In Criminal Cases Involving a Capital Offense For Which Death Penalty Is Sought; Appeals Involving Nonmonetary Judgments In Child Custody Cases