· 6/15/1843
Veazie v. Parker
Citations
- 23 Me. 170
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- “There is no question that there is a reasonable probability that this error prejudiced Appellants . . .” where evidence of appellant’s blood THC levels erroneously was admitted into evidence and jury found appellant 80 percent at fault for falling down elevator shaft
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Judges: Shepley
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