· 12/20/1911
Bradford v. Robison
Citations
- 141 S.W. 769
- 1911 Tex. LEXIS 224
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- noting cumulative nature of evidence already admitted as basis to conclude admission of irrelevant evidence not prejudicial
- “[B]ecause Doe failed to argue the alleged errors affected his substantial rights, we disregard any alleged error in admitting Exhibit No. 31.”
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Judges: Ramsey
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