Welch v. State

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• where autopsy photographs of dissected victim \were extremely unpleasant and used in such a way as to be overly prejudicial and inflammatory.\
• autopsy photographs of dissected victim were unpleasant and were used in a way that was overly prejudicial
• photographs of dissected cadaver held improperly admitted as prejudicial and inflammatory

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