State v. Haselden

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the admission of improper evidence is harmless where it is merely cumulative to other evidence
• recognizing admission of improper evidence is harmless where the evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence
• holding the admission of improper evidence is harmless when the evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence
• holding an appellant may not argue one ground to the trial court and another ground on appeal
• holding the admission of improper evidence is harmless when the evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence
• recognizing admission of improper evidence is harmless where the evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).