United States v. Keenan Price

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• holding that courts must exclude evidence not legitimately needed to explain the background of police behavior
• holding that courts must exclude evidence not legitimately needed to explain the background of police behavior
• holding that courts must exclude evidence not legitimately needed to explain the background of police behavior
• holding that courts must exclude evidence not legitimately needed to explain the background of police behavior
• holding that police officers are permitted “to explain the background context for their arrival at a scene” and that such background statements are admissible nonhearsay “[w]hen the explanation cannot be effected without relating some contents of the information received”
• whether statement is hearsay is legal question subject to plenary review; whether statement satisfies relevant requirements for hearsay exception is subject to review for abuse of discretion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).