James Spencer v. State

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• observing that “[t]o constitute a judicial admission, the attorney must make a clear admission of a material fact” and that “[i]mprovident or erroneous statements” resulting from “unguarded expressions” or “mere casual remarks” do not amount to judicial admissions

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