· 2/3/2000
United States v. Dora Garcia Cisneros
Citations
- 203 F.3d 333
- 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 1372
- 2000 WL 126202
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- stating that a defendant’s offer to stipulate to murder victim’s shooting did not reduce the probative value of evidence of how victim’s parents found their son, pathologist’s testimony about victim’s autopsy, or photographs of victim’s corpse
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- defendant’s offer to stipulate to murder victim’s shooting did not reduce the probative value of evidence of how victim’s parents found their son, pathologist’s testimony about victim’s autopsy, or photographs of victim’s corpse
- defendant's offer to stipulate to murder victim's shooting did not reduce the probative value of evidence of how victim's parents found their son, pathologist's testimony about victim's autopsy, or photographs of victim's corpse
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Judges: Politz, Jolly, Duhé
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