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· 3/21/2024

Delfina Torres AKA Delfina Coronado Torres v. Cameron County, City of Brownsville, and Brownsville Independent School District

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that the district court's erroneous admission of testimony indicating that the defendant was involved in a prior scam was harmless because \evidence of [the defendant's] involvement in the [prior] scam was properly admitted elsewhere in the record\
  • concluding that the district court’s erroneous admission of testimony indicating that the defendant was involved in a prior scam was harmless because “evidence of [the defendant’s] involvement in the [prior] scam was properly admitted elsewhere in the record”
  • concluding that the district court’s erroneous admission of testimony indicating that the defendant was involved in a prior scam was harmless because “evidence of [the defendant’s] involvement in the [prior] scam was properly admitted elsewhere in the record”
  • referring to technical errors as \errors for which there is no reasonable possibility that the verdict could have been affected\
  • referring to technical errors as “errors for which there is no reasonable possibility that the verdict could have been affected”
  • referring to technical errors as “errors for which there is no reasonable possibility that the verdict could have been affected”

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