155 Ga. App. 753 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1980
Bowles was convicted of burglary. During the course of the trial the voluntariness of statements made by appellant was placed in issue, and on cross-examination he was asked if he had “ever been advised of your [Miranda] rights before?” Appellant answered affirmatively, and when asked how many times, said he was not sure. Appellant then moved for a mistrial on the ground that his character had been placed in issue. The motion was denied and appellant contends this ruling was error.
The question on cross-examination was propounded to attack the credibility of appellant’s testimony that he did not understand his rights. This was a relevant, material question and this court has held that “[w]here evidence is relevant and material, it is not
Judgment affirmed.