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Out of Court Statements Refuting Testimony, Not Proclaiming Guilt or Innocence, Admissible

Delaware state prisoner Jamil Edwards appealed his convictions for first degree murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. He claimed judicial abuse of discretion for disallowing refuting testimony. His convictions were overturned.

Robert Johnson, a rival drug dealer of Edwards, was murdered in 2004 and ...

 

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