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Barnes v. State

Citations

  • 858 A.2d 942
  • 2004 Del. LEXIS 359
  • 2004 WL 1874704

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  • conducting a Rule 403-type analysis and concluding that the surveillance video was “a relevant, reliable and fair depiction of the events as they occurred” even though it was converted to a slow-motion form from the original video
  • “We review a trial judge’s decision regarding the authenticity of the surveillance videotape for abuse of discretion.”
  • “The prosecutor must inquire about the voluntariness of the declarant’s pretrial out-of-court statement during direct examination of the declarant, and the judge must make a ruling on voluntariness before submitting it to the jury for consideration.”

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Judges: Steele, Berger, Jacobs

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