State v. Berrisford

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• concluding that a statement made 90 minutes after a murder may be considered an excited utterance
• deferring to the district court’s determination that the declarant was under a sufficient aura of excitement
• affirming the admission of a statement made “just 90 minutes after the murder”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).