McDonald v. Onoh

How courts have described this case

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• deeming an appeal frivolous where the appellant failed to provide a transcript or statement of the evidence
• deeming an appeal frivolous where the appellant failed to provide a transcript or statement of the evidence
• court of appeals holds that in absence of transcript, it must presume that jury verdict is supported by sufficient evidence
• court of appeals holds that in absence of transcript, it must presume that jury verdict is supported by sufficient evidence
• assertions in the parties’ briefs are not part of the appellate record and cannot be considered

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