Hardison v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtCarlisle, J.
Where, on the trial of one charged with perjury, it appears from the evidence that the defendant, in an extraordinary motion for a new trial, in an effort to obtain a new trial in another criminal case against him, made a false affidavit, the fact that it also appears from the evidence that the trial court overruled the extraordinary motion for a new trial as being insufficient in form and substance would not render the false affidavit immaterial so as to relieve the defendant of the charge of perjury. A test of materiality is whether the alleged false statement could have influenced the…
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