Commonwealth v. Pruitt

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• holding that photographic evidence of the victim’s injuries is not rendered duplicative merely because a medical examiner or other comparable expert witness has conveyed to the jury the nature of a victim’s injuries
• holding that photographic evidence of the victim’s injuries is not rendered duplicative merely because a medical examiner or other comparable expert witness has conveyed to the jury, in appropriate clinical language, the nature of the victim's injuries and the cause of death
• holding that photographic evidence of the victim’s injuries is not rendered duplicative merely because a medical examiner or other comparable expert witness has conveyed to the jury, in appropriate clinical language, the nature of the victim’s injuries and the cause of death
• holding that photographic evidence of the victim’s injuries is not rendered duplicative merely because a medical examiner or other comparable expert witness has conveyed to the jury, in appropriate clinical language, the nature of the victim’s injuries and the cause of death
• indicating the appellate courts review a challenge to the trial court’s admission of photographs under an abuse of discretion standard
• indicating the appellate courts review a challenge to the trial court’s admission of photographs under an abuse of discretion standard

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