· 3/15/1859
Yeatman, Woods & Co. v. Erwin
Citations
- 14 La. Ann. 149
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- noting that because it is a rule of admissibility, Mil. R. Evid. 304 allows for the admission of statements otherwise excludable under the hearsay rules
- giving less deference to a military judge’s ruling where he did not engage in fact-finding on the record
- “Mil. R. Evid. 304(h)(2) is, manifestly, a rule of admissibility.”
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Judges: Merrick
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