Brittle v. Commonwealth

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a jury improperly was permitted to see photographic exhibits that were not - 12 - admitted in evidence
• holding that error is harmful if \an accused in a criminal case . . . has been prejudiced by receipt of the information\
• review by jury of unadmitted photographic exhibits held reversible error even though jurors said they were not prejudiced by examination of the pictures

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