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· 2/28/1917

Lowber v. State

Citations

  • 29 Del. 353
  • 6 Boyce 353
  • 100 A. 322
  • 2 A.L.R. 1014
  • 1917 Del. LEXIS 5

Syllabus

<p>1. Criminal Law—Evidence—Competency—Defendant’s Version of Conversation.</p> <p>. Accused may not only deny having made statements testified to, claimed to constitute a confession, but may give his version of the conversation.</p> <p>2. Criminal Law—Harmless Error—Exclusion of Evidence.</p> <p>Defendant having denied the commission of thé offense, testified to by prosecutrix, and the statements, impliedly admitting guilt, testified to by four witnesses, exclusion of his version of what was said at the time of the alleged statements was harmless.</p>

Judges: Pennewill

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