City of Philadelphia v. Kane

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• determining an error in the admission of police officer testimony was harmless where the district court disclosed that it did not consider or rely upon it
• \[A] district court judgment consists of the clerk's notation on the court's daily calendar containing numerous cases.\ (Citing HRPP Rule 32(c)(2).)
• “[w]hile a circuit court judgment generally is a one-page document, a district court judgment consists of the clerk’s notation on the court’s daily calendar containing numerous cases”
• State not required to show that the defendant was represented by counsel during his prior conviction where the defendant was not sentenced to any imprisonment for the instant offense
• State not required to show that the defendant was represented by counsel during his prior conviction where the defendant was not sentenced to any imprisonment for the instant offense

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