Cook v. Auto Club Ins. Ass'n

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• holding that “evidence of acquittal or lack of prosecution is not admissible in an insured’s suit against the insurer” because such evidence “goes -17- to the principal issue before the jury,” and criminal and civil cases have different burdens of proof

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