Harrison Park Owners, Inc. v. Dixon

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• holding trial court error, if any, in precluding defendant’s sister hearsay testimony that defendant told her after the shooting the victim tried to kill him, was harmless because the testimony was cumulative of defendant’s own testimony that he acted in self-defense
• any error in excluding evidence was harmless because such evidence was cumulative of other evidence presented as to appellant’s defense at trial
• where evidence of guilt is “overwhelming,” erroneous exclusion of evidence is harmless
• any error in excluding testimony that appellant said victim tried to kill him was cumulative and harmless because appellant testified that he acted in self-defense and responding officer testified that appellant claimed victim had shot him
• any error in excluding testimony of appellant’s sister that appellant said victim tried to kill him was cumulative and harmless because appellant testified that he acted in self-defense and responding officer testified that appellant 15 claimed victim had shot him

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