Finch v. Brown

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• no abuse of discretion in refusal of a proffer absent a record as to the contents of the proffer
• no abuse of discretion in refusal of a proffer absent a record as to the contents of the proffer
• “To the extent we can ascertain the grounds for [Lavant’s] remaining enumerations, we are compelled to presume that the trial judge correctly ruled on the issues presented since there is no transcript of the proceedings below. “

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).