People v. Beyjones

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• holding that the mere redaction of certain portions of trial testimony after a Loudon violation was not an effective cure for the violation because it could not cure the inherent prejudice that had already occurred
• holding that the mere redaction of certain portions of trial testimony after a Loudon violation was not an effective cure for the violation because it could not cure the inherent prejudice that had already occurred
• noting that whether an employee handbook creates an implied employment contract is a mixed question of law and fact
• explaining that a prejudice inquiry was conducted due to plaintiff’s continued objections to defense counsel’s actions

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