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· 6/7/1954

Lombardi v. Keefer

Citations

  • 347 U.S. 1016
  • 74 S. Ct. 871

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  • circumstantial evidence inferred from the victim’s condition such as injuries or state of shock is admissible evidence
  • circumstantial evidence inferred from the victim's condition such as injuries or state of shock is admissible evidence

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