State v. Tate
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Shaw, Judge:
Appellant Larry Eugene Tate was originally charged in two separate indictments with one count of forgery; however, before trial one of the indictments was amended to include both counts. Before the state presented its evidence, Tate moved to sever the two counts; again after presenting his own evidence, Tate moved for a mistrial based on mis-joinder of the counts. The circuit court denied these motions. We reverse and remand for separate trials.
The dispositive issue in this appeal is whether trying a defendant at once for two identical but unrelated felonies violates his right to…
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