Keperling v. State

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• finding no prejudice in admitting gruesome photographs of murder victim where court sua sponte gave a cautionary instruction about the purpose for which the photos were being displayed
• finding no prejudice in admitting gruesome photographs of murder victim where court sua sponte gave a cautionary instruction about the purpose for which the photos were being displayed
• where photographic slides are admissible evidence, allowing their projection before jury does not constitute error

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).