In re Katsujiro Akiyama

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• argument challenging suffi- ciency of foundation was unpreserved where, after an ini- tial hearsay objection, further foundation was laid and the same testimony was elicited again without objection
• argument challenging suffi- ciency of foundation was unpreserved where, after an ini- tial hearsay objection, further foundation was laid and the same testimony was elicited again without objection
• an \out-of-court translation of a non-English speaker's statements to a third party constitutes hearsay because the interpreter's translation constitutes an assertion of the English meaning of the original statement\

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