United States v. Marshall Crosby Milne

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• recognizing the rule accepted in most jurisdictions that lay opinion as to a person’s sanity is admissible if the witness is sufficiently acquainted with the person involved and has observed his conduct near the time of the offense
• reversing conviction because trial court precluded lay witnesses from rendering an opinion that defendant was insane

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