· 8/29/2022
Crane v. R. R. Crane Investment Corp., Inc.
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- addressing defendant's claim that verdicts were legally inconsistent without specifying whether claim was raised in trial court or preserved for review
- addressing defendant’s claim that verdicts were legally inconsistent without specifying whether claim was raised in trial court or preserved for review
- \[a]ssuming arguendo that a Doyle violation occurred\ and concluding \that it was harmless beyond a reasonable doubt\
- Doyle violation harmless when defendant’s silence not focus of prosecution’s cross-examination or closing argument, reference was minor portion of cross-examination and defendant’s silence not highlighted
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