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· 4/15/1881

Harman v. Looker

Citations

  • 73 Mo. 622

How courts have described this case

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  • reasons for counsel’s objection, though not clearly articulated, were suggested in his statements to trial court
  • State allowed to introduce otherwise inadmissible evidence to rebut erroneous impression created by defendant
  • objection gave trial court adequate opportunity to reconsider ruling

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Judges: Ray

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