Not only does Fulton County routinely use cell phone tower evidence, but in a 2022 case, they successfully argued that it was so persuasive, despite the lack of an eyewitness to the shooting, that any error in improperly admitting evidence of another shooting was harmless.

In other words, if Wade and Willis were to be convicted of perjury on the basis of this evidence, a court would likely find most errors to be harmless on the strength of the case.

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Man, courts sure do love harmful harmless errors.