People v. Bowley

How courts have described this case

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• holding that photographs may be admissible as probative evidence in themselves, rather than being solely illustrative of a witness’s testimony, upon proper foundation
• holding motion picture film to be probative evidence in itself under the silent witness theory
• holding motion picture film to be probative evidence in itself under the silent witness theory
• “The fact that a witness is an accomplice does not affect the admissibility or competency of his testimony; it goes only to its weight and credibility.”
• \The fact that a witness is an accomplice does not affect the admissibility or competency of his testimony; it goes only to its weight and credibility.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).