Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont: Reported by the Judges of Said Court, Agreeably to a Statute Law of the State, 183. köideVermont printing Company, 2007 |
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... Evidence - Generally - Nature of Evidence - - There are two types of evidence in every case from which a jury may find the truth . Direct evidence a document or the testimony of a person asserting actual and personal knowledge of a ...
... Evidence - Generally - Nature of Evidence - - There are two types of evidence in every case from which a jury may find the truth . Direct evidence a document or the testimony of a person asserting actual and personal knowledge of a ...
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... evidence bag as Trooper McLaughlin's , and testified that it was " fair to say " that Trooper McLaughlin was the one who packaged the evidence . 16. Upon receipt of the evidence bag , the investigating officer immediately opened it and ...
... evidence bag as Trooper McLaughlin's , and testified that it was " fair to say " that Trooper McLaughlin was the one who packaged the evidence . 16. Upon receipt of the evidence bag , the investigating officer immediately opened it and ...
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... evidence was sufficient to show that a murder was committed in perpetrating or attempting to perpetrate sexual assault or aggravated sexual assault . There was evidence of a sexual act from defendant's DNA in the victim's mouth and ...
... evidence was sufficient to show that a murder was committed in perpetrating or attempting to perpetrate sexual assault or aggravated sexual assault . There was evidence of a sexual act from defendant's DNA in the victim's mouth and ...
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