Al Dennis Patterson v. THE STATE OF TEXAS

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• noting that where the defendant stipulated to the admission of evidence he could not then argue it was unduly prejudicial
• “The 24 1 general test regarding the admissibility of expert testimony is whether the jury can receive 2 ‘appreciable’ help from such testimony.” (citation omitted)
• a party who has stipulated to the admission of evidence cannot later complain about its admissibility
• evidence that Gwaltney challenged on appeal had been admitted upon a stipulation
• evidence that Gwaltney challenged on appeal had been admitted upon a stipulation
• “Unnecessary conflicts among the circuits are to be avoided.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).