Georgia Code, Title 24, Chapter 8, Article 2 - Admissions and Confessions

• § 24-8-820 - Testimony As to Child's Description of Sexual Contact or Physical Abuse
  A statement made by a child younger than 16 years of age describing any act of sexual contact or physical abuse performed with or...
• § 24-8-821 - Admissions in Pleadings
  Without offering the same in evidence, either party may avail himself or herself of allegations or admissions made in the pleadings of the other.
• § 24-8-822 - Right to Have Whole Conversation Heard
  When an admission is given in evidence by one party, it shall be the right of the other party to have the whole admission...
• § 24-8-823 - Admissions and Confessions Received With Care; No Conviction on Uncorroborated Confession
  All admissions shall be scanned with care, and confessions of guilt shall be received with great caution. A confession alone, uncorroborated by any other...
• § 24-8-824 - Only Voluntary Confessions Admissible
  To make a confession admissible, it shall have been made voluntarily, without being induced by another by the slightest hope of benefit or remotest...
• § 24-8-825 - Confessions Under Spiritual Exhortation, Promise of Secrecy, or Collateral Benefit Admissible
  The fact that a confession has been made under a spiritual exhortation, a promise of secrecy, or a promise of collateral benefit shall not...
• § 24-8-826 - Medical Reports in Narrative Form
  (a) Upon the trial of any civil proceeding involving injury or disease, any medical report in narrative form which has been signed and dated...

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