State v. Hickles

How courts have described this case

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• permitting over 100 photographs to be shown to the jury because, \Cumulative evidence in itself is not objectionable. Error cannot be predicated on allowing the use of such evidence.\
• photographs used to prove the elements of the crime, including the fact and manner of death and the violent nature of the crime, are relevant and admissible
• “Cumulative evidence in itself is not objectionable.”
• \Cumulative evidence in itself is not objectionable.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).