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State v. McNair

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  • 491 N.W.2d 397
  • 1992 N.D. LEXIS 197
  • 1992 WL 246028

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  • concluding the defendant was not prejudiced or unfairly surprised where witness providing alleged surprise information could have been deposed by defense counsel
  • concluding the defendant was not prejudiced or unfairly surprised where witness providing alleged surprise information could have been deposed by defense counsel
  • court did not abuse its discretion in refusing to admit testimony from a witness about the defendant’s state of mind because the testimony was irrelevant and speculative

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Judges: Erickstad, Vande Walle, Johnson, Meschke, Levine

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