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· 10/20/1967

Fanelli v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 418 S.W.2d 740

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  • circumstantial evidence sufficient to authenticate checks allegedly signed by defendants, even absent testimony from handwriting experts or persons familiar with defendants’ signatures
  • circumstantial evidence sufficient to authenticate checks allegedly signed by defendants, even absent testimony from handwriting experts or persons familiar with defendants' signatures

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Judges: Hill

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