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· 1/29/1886

Eads v. Clarke

Citations

  • 68 Cal. 481
  • 9 P. 666
  • 1886 Cal. LEXIS 468

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  • finding the admission of challenged evidence harmless where the testimony of eyewitnesses made evidence against defendant overwhelming, despite the existence of conflicting evidence

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