Gulley v. Pierce

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• concluding decision of whether witness is qualified to testify as expert is factual determination falling within broad discretion of trial court, and trial judge's ruling in such regard will not be disturbed unless clear abuse of discretion is shown
• harmless error rule applies if such expert evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence admitted without objection
• a trial court has broad discretion in deciding whether a witness is qualified to testify as an expert

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