Indiana Supreme Court· 9/24/2001

West v. State

Citations

755 N.E.2d 173
2001 Ind. LEXIS 889
2001 WL 1113054

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holding that a defendant “could hardly have been greatly prejudiced by admission of [a] knife when two witnesses had already testified to the knife’s existence”
holding that the defendant waived a claim that the trial court abused its discretion by excluding evidence where the defendant made no offer to prove after the State objected to defense counsel's line of questioning
holding that a police officer’s lack of reaction to West’s threat to kill a witness went to the weight to be given to the threat, not its admissibility under Rule 404(b)
determining that the appellant’s claim was waived for failing to make an offer to prove
trial court properly denied the cross- examination of a witness where the testimony would have been irrelevant
any discrepancy in the actual facts and the expert’s estimate goes to weight and not admissibility

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Judges: Boehm, Shepard, Dickson, Sullivan, Rucker

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