Georgia Statutes

§ 19-5-11 — Use of confession as evidence; corroboration

Georgia § 19-5-11

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O.C.G.A. § 19-5-11 (2026).

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The confessions of a party to acts of adultery or cruel treatment shall be received with great caution; if unsupported by corroborating circumstances and if made with a view to be evidence in the case, such confessions shall not be deemed sufficient to grant a divorce.

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