· 11/18/2020
ARSENIO RODRIGUEZ v. EAMON GUILFOYLE
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- holding that a recording was sufficiently authenticated by a detective who purportedly recognized the defendant’s voice on the recording because “the detective spoke to appellant for approximately ten to fifteen minutes prior to appellant being put in the cell”
- detective permitted to authenticate defendant’s voice on tape based on ten-to-fifteen-minute discussion after his arrest; credibility of identification for jury to determine
- detective permitted to authenticate defendant’s voice on tape based on ten-to-fifteen-minute discussion after his arrest; credibility of identification for jury to determine
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