Keus v. Brooks Drug, Inc.

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• noting that only \if the basis material is independently admissible under a hearsay exception may it be used substantively\
• trial court’s decision to admit or exclude evidence will not be reversed “‘absent an abuse of discretion resulting in prejudice’”
• error predicated on erroneous admission of evidence requires showing of prejudice
• absent prejudice resulting from evidentiary ruling, this Court will not reverse
• absent prejudice resulting from evidentiary ruling, this Court will not reverse
• even with error, Court will not reverse unless prejudice is demonstrated

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