State of New Hampshire v. William Ramsey

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• noting that “[i]n both ‘double description’ and ‘unit of prosecution’ cases, we examine whether proof of the elements of the crime as charged will require a difference in evidence”
• applying harmless error review to admission of evidence assumed to be in violation of New Hampshire Rules of Evidence and State and Federal Confrontation Clauses
• applying harmless error review to admission of evidence'assumed to be in violation of the New Hampshire Rules of Evidence and State and Federal Confrontation Clauses
• noting that evidentiary rulings are reviewed for unsustainable exercises of discretion
• applying harmless error review to admission of evidence assumed to be in violation of New Hampshire Rules of Evidence and State and Federal Confrontation Clauses

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