· 4/15/1887
Fairbanks v. Long
Citations
- 91 Mo. 628
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- cumulative evidence is “additional evidence of the same kind to the same point” (quotations omitted)
- criminal defendant must make contemporaneous objection to court’s failure to sua sponte voir dire prospective jurors in order to preserve issue for appeal
- cumulative evidence defined as additional evidence of the same kind to the same point
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Judges: Brace
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