· 10/21/1987
State v. Novaock
Citations
- 414 N.W.2d 299
- 1987 S.D. LEXIS 360
How courts have described this case
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- finding admissions of photographs and slides cumulative but properly admissible because they were necessary to aid the expert’s presentation, prevent jury distraction, and aid the jury
- blood spatter testing done at the crime scene demonstrated an absence of blood in a place where there should have been blood
- pretrial motion in opposition to admission of videorecorded testimony insufficient to preserve issue for appeal
- pretrial motion in opposition to admission of videorecorded testimony insufficient to preserve issue for appeal
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Judges: Sabers
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