Baughan v. Commonwealth

How courts have described this case

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• holding in the context of a bench trial that when hearsay is “admitted without objection,” it may “properly be considered” and “given its natural probative effect”
• holding in the context of a bench trial that when hearsay is “admitted without objection,” it may “properly be considered” and “given its natural probative effect”
• holding in the context of a bench trial that when hearsay is “admitted without objection,” it may “properly be considered” and “given its natural probative effect”
• where the court held admissible statements made in the defendant's \presence under such circumstances that he was bound to have heard and understood them\
• where the court held admissible statements made in the defendant’s “presence under such circumstances that he was bound to have heard and understood them”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).