· 3/12/2020
Michelle Novark v. LG Asset, LLC
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- trial court properly allowed prosecution on direct examination to ask its witness about incriminating statements in deposition in anticipation of cross-examination
- trial court properly allowed prosecution on direct examination to ask its witness about incriminating statements in deposition in anticipation of cross-examination
- trial court properly allowed prosecution on direct examination to ask its witness about incriminating statements in an affidavit in anticipation of cross-examination
- trial court properly allowed prosecution on direct examination to ask its witness about incriminating statements in an affidavit in anticipation of cross-examination
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