Frye v. Commonwealth

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the trial court is under no du(y to offer a remedy for which the defendant has not asked
• holding that the defendant’s “presence and subsequent flight, without more, were insufficient to make him a principal in the second degree”
• holding that the proper response to a late Brady disclosure was a motion for continuance, not a motion to dismiss
• holding that ex parte order did not prejudice defendant because its entry was not required and it had no legal effect
• holding that an NCIC report is admissible if the evidence “shows the regularity of the preparation of the records and reliance on them by their preparers or those for whom they are prepared”
• ruling that the National Criminal Information Center report comes within the hearsay exception

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).