Michigan Court of Appeals· 8/11/2003

People v. Hill

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667 N.W.2d 78
257 Mich. App. 126

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“This Court will not interfere with the role of the trier of fact of determining the weight of the evidence or the credibility of witnesses.”
“An erroneous admission of hearsay evidence can be rendered harmless error where corroborated by other competent testimony.”
“Attempts by the prosecution to intimidate witnesses from testifying, if successful, amount to a denial of” due process.
“The cumulative effect of several minor errors may warrant reversal even where the individual errors in the case would not warrant reversal.”
“An erroneous admission of hearsay evidence can be rendered harmless error where corroborated by other competent testimony.”

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Judges: Griffin, Murphy, Jansen

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