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State v. Jackson

Citations

  • 655 N.W.2d 828
  • 2003 Minn. App. LEXIS 78
  • 2003 WL 175398

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  • explaining that when otherwise-inadmissible evidence is admitted without objection, it must be given probative force because the plaintiff is limited on appeal to objections raised at trial
  • stating that while the district court cannot assess the credibility of witnesses in making a 804(b)(3) determination, it must look at the evidence to determine whether the evidence corroborates the statement
  • “An issue that is not addressed in the ‘argument portion’ of a brief is deemed waived on appeal.”

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Judges: Gordon, Shumaker, Lansing, Minge

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