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Lewis v. State

Citations

  • 469 P.2d 689
  • 1970 Alas. LEXIS 193

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  • holding that reasonable contact and requisite intelligence with the subject is sufficient to admit expert testimony
  • applying \clearly untenable or unreasonable\ standard to review discretion in admitting evidence, but noting \[tlhere is no general consensus as to what constitutes an abuse of discretion\
  • although the court generally has discretion to control the presentation of evidence, the court cannot exclude evidence based on the misconstruction or misapplication of a legal rule
  • although the court generally has discretion to control the presentation of evidence, the court cannot exclude evidence based (continued...) –7– 2650 We disavow any contrary implication in Gottschalk v. State, 881 P.2d 1139, 1143 (Alaska App. 1994
  • \Failure to argue a point constitutes an abandonment of it.\

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Judges: Boney, Dimond, Witz, Connor

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