Davis v. Traylor

How courts have described this case

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• describing that standard of review, stating \[t]he trial court has broad discretion in the admission or rejection of evidence and will not be overturned unless it abuses that discretion\
• noting an “abuse of discretion” standard applies to a trial court’s decision regarding both the exhibiting and admission of demonstrative evidence
• explaining the standard of review of a trial court's permission to use an object for demonstrative purposes would not be higher than that used for the admission of demonstrative evidence
• \The trial court [i]s not required to exclude relevant evidence merely because it is unpleasant or offensive.\
• \The [circuit] court [i]s not required to exclude relevant evidence merely because it [i]s unpleasant or offensive.\
• applying the same standard to demonstrative evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).