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Overton v. State

Citations

  • 490 S.W.2d 556
  • 1973 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 2677

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  • noting that where a witness testifies that an item appears to be the same item taken during an offense, the proper predicate is laid for admission of that item into evidence
  • noting that where a witness testifies that an item appears to be the same item taken during an offense, the proper predicate is laid for admission of that item into evidence
  • “It should be stressed that the [best evidence] rule applies only where the purpose of the offered evidence is to prove the contents of the document.”
  • “It should be stressed that the [best evidence] rule applies only where the purpose of the offered evidence is to prove the contents of the document.”

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Judges: Roberts

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