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· 6/15/2012

GREENLEE, ANTONIA v. DESSAUER, THOMAS

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  • finding that \[t]he theories behind the drive- through test/cell tower strength testimony were sound. It is not novel or uncommon to measure the strength of cell tower or radio frequencies\
  • “[C]omputer programs routinely generate maps that correspond to real-world data.”

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