People v. Henry Smith

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• concluding that the harmless error doctrine was inapplicable to preemptive instruction foreclosing rereading of testimony because it resulted in lack of factual basis for review
• concluding that the harmless error doctrine was inapplicable to preemptive instruction foreclosing rereading of testimony because it resulted in lack of factual basis for review
• concluding that the harmless error doctrine was inapplicable to preemptive instruction foreclosing rereading of testimony because it resulted in lack of factual basis for review

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