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· 12/19/1889

Neylan v. Green

Citations

  • 82 Cal. 128
  • 23 P. 42
  • 1889 Cal. LEXIS 818

How courts have described this case

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  • determining that the evidence was overwhelming, based upon the evidence collected at the scene of the crime and defendant’s own admission
  • lay witness is permitted to offer her opinion as to a defendant’s behavior so long as it is based on personal observation and the witness states the facts on which the opinion is based

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Judges: Hayne

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