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· 3/15/1868

Egbert v. Baltimore & O. R.

Citations

  • 8 F. Cas. 369
  • 2 Ben. 223

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  • impermissible argument prejudicial despite proper instruction on limited use of evidence
  • impermissible argument prejudicial despite proper instruction on limited use of evidence

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Judges: Blatchford

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