United States v. John Addison Ballis

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• a proponent must inform the court of what he “intends to show by the evidence and why it should be admitted,” so that the appellate court can “adequately examine the propriety and harmfulness of the ruling”
• “[E]xcluded evidence is sufficiently preserved for review when the trial court has been informed as to what counsel intends to show by the evidence and why it should be admitted . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).