PUGH v. STATE

A89A0001.

191 Ga. App. 394 (1989)

382 S.E.2d 143

PUGH v. THE STATE.

Court of Appeals of Georgia.

Decided April 25, 1989.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Harry M. Moseley, for appellant.

Rafe Banks III, District Attorney, for appellee.


BIRDSONG, Judge.

Appellant is charged with the offense of voluntary manslaughter of her husband. The district attorney was advised that Mrs. Pugh intended to raise the "battered woman" syndrome as a defense. The State filed a motion in limine "to require a specific proffer of evidence from the defendant on said Syndrome and to rule such evidence inadmissible. . . ." Pugh's response admitted she would offer such evidence as one of her defenses. The State filed an amended...

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