Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 6/28/2019

Commonwealth v. Hobbs

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125 N.E.3d 59
482 Mass. 538

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no substantial likelihood of miscarriage of justice where erroneously admitted evidence did not likely influence jury's conclusion
no substantial likelihood of miscarriage of justice where testimony at issue was cumulative of other evidence and did not likely influence jury's conclusion

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Judges: Gants, Gaziano, Budd, Cypher, Kafker

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