Supreme Court of Georgia
Curry v. the State.
February 4, 2019305 Ga. 73
Summary
The court upheld Curry's convictions, concluding that the witnesses' identifications were reliable despite an impermissibly suggestive photographic procedure and that the trial court properly denied a mistrial. It also held that the State did not violate its discovery obligations because the photographs were produced and the witnesses' identification statements were oral. The court vacated the separate life sentence for armed robbery because that offense merged into the felony-murder conviction.