Supreme Court of South Carolina· 9/23/1991

State v. Robinson

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409 S.E.2d 404
305 S.C. 469
1991 S.C. LEXIS 202

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concluding where appellant opened door to evidence, he cannot later complain of prejudice from its admission
coneluding where appellant opened door to evidence, he cannot later complain of prejudice from its admission
finding where “petitioner opened the door to ... evidence, he cannot complain of prejudice from its admission”
explaining one who opens the door to evidence cannot complain of its admission
a party will be unsuccessful in opposing the admission of evidence if that party was the one who opened the door
where appellant opened door to evidence, he cannot complain of prejudice from its admission

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Judges: Gregory, Harwell, Chandler, Toal, Finney

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