· 3/21/2003
State v. O'connor, 02-0684 (2003)
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- holding trial court should have excluded testimony that was “simply too speculative and highly prejudicial”
- admission of evidence of plaintiff's alcohol consumption was reversible error where his blood alcohol level was below the legal intoxication threshold and there was no evidence that plaintiff appeared intoxicated at the time of the accident
- admission of evidence of plaintiff’s alcohol consumption was reversible error where his blood alcohol level was below the legal intoxication threshold and there was no evidence that plaintiff appeared intoxicated at the time of the accident
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Judges: THUNBERG, J.
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