Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 160. köideFox Publishing Company, 1993 |
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Page 452
Vermont. Supreme Court. sworn oral testimony , or other admissible evidence that it had substan- tial , admissible evidence as to the elements of the offense sufficient to prevent the grant of a motion for judgment of acquittal at trial ...
Vermont. Supreme Court. sworn oral testimony , or other admissible evidence that it had substan- tial , admissible evidence as to the elements of the offense sufficient to prevent the grant of a motion for judgment of acquittal at trial ...
Page 454
... admissible evidence ' that it has substantial , admissible evidence as to the elements of the offense ... suffi- cient to prevent the grant of a motion for judgment of acquittal at the trial . " " Id . at 439 , 563 A.2d at 263 ( quoting ...
... admissible evidence ' that it has substantial , admissible evidence as to the elements of the offense ... suffi- cient to prevent the grant of a motion for judgment of acquittal at the trial . " " Id . at 439 , 563 A.2d at 263 ( quoting ...
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... admissible at trial . For example , without a foundation , there is no showing that the medical record will be admissible , a defect admitted by the State at the bail hearing . [ 2 ] The State argues correctly that it may proceed by ...
... admissible at trial . For example , without a foundation , there is no showing that the medical record will be admissible , a defect admitted by the State at the bail hearing . [ 2 ] The State argues correctly that it may proceed by ...
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Table of Parallel Atlantic Reporter Citations XV | 162 |
Memorandum Decisions | 601 |
Table of Unpublished Decisions | 651 |
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