Wisneski v. State

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• deciding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in letting the State reopen its case to introduce a stipulation into evidence
• deciding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in letting the State reopen its case to introduce a stipulation into evidence
• although “public place” not defined by statute, common usage and dictionary definition may inform determination whether act public or private
• although “public place” not defined by statute, common usage and dictionary definition may inform determination whether act public or private

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