Fred Armour v. W. D. Salisbury, Superintendent

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• holding that a statement against penal interest is only “sometimes conclusive” and applying Harris’s common-sense standard to determine the existence of other indicia of credibility
• holding that a statement against penal interest is only “sometimes conclusive” and applying Harris’s common-sense standard to determine the existence of other indicia of credibility
• concluding that a statement against penal interest is only “sometimes conclusive” and evaluating the entirety of the affidavit for credibility
• declarations against penal interest are \sometimes conclusive\
• declarations against penal interest are “sometimes conclusive”

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