Wendt v. University of Kansas Medical Center

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• A decision to admit or exclude a particular piece of evidence that is otherwise material largely rests in the trial court's sound discretion.
• A decision to admit or exclude a particular piece of evidence that is otherwise material largely rests in the trial court's sound discretion.
• A decision to admit or exclude a particular piece of evidence that is otherwise material largely rests in the trial court's sound discretion.
• admission or exclusion of otherwise material evidence largely rests in district court’s sound discretion

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