· 5/4/1888
Thorndike v. Wells Memorial Ass'n
Citations
- 146 Mass. 619
- 16 N.E. 747
- 1888 Mass. LEXIS 310
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- witness allowed to testify voice he had heard in a crowd of African-Americans was a white man’s voice
- a witness may recognize and know the difference between the voices of persons of different nationalities and races
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Judges: Allen
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