Starks v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Judge.
The defendant appeals from his conviction for burglary.
1. The State introduced in evidence an ax that police officers found near the defendant at the place where he was arrested, a piece of the dial of the safe allegedly burglarized, the testimony of a criminologist of the State Crime Laboratory that tests and microscopic studies made by him showed that this ax was the tool that made the marks on the dial of the safe, and a photograph and physical evidence showing the results of the tests. The defendant made a motion to exclude this evidence on the ground that there was “no chain…
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