Supreme Court of Georgia, 2019

The Supreme Court of Georgia affirmed Vasquez's convictions and sentences, holding that the evidence supported the child-cruelty and concealment convictions and that the statute of limitation was tolled while Vasquez was outside Georgia and unavailable for arrest.

The Supreme Court of Georgia reaffirmed its Olevik holding that Paragraph XVI of the Georgia Constitution protects individuals from being compelled to perform incriminating acts, including submitting to a state-administered breath test, rejecting the State's request to overrule it.