United States v. Terrence Carey Naranjo

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• holding the district court had discretion to admit a photo of a victim’s bloody body because “it was probative to some extent of what occurred” and the manner of death
• holding the district court had discretion to admit a photo of a victim’s bloody body because “it was probative to some extent of what occurred” and the manner of death
• no abuse of discretion in admission of photographs of a victim who was shot in the face
• admitting photograph of individual shot in the face
• admitting photos to assist in autopsy testimony

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).