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· 1/15/1932

Schlanger v. Weiss

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  • 235 A.D. 637

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  • holding that in some circumstances, out-of-court statements offered to explain how and why the police pursued and confronted the defendant and not offered for their truth may be admitted in the court's discretion when coupled with a limiting instruction

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