State v. Kelly, 20 A.3d 655 (R.I. 2011)
The judge allowed the admission of a DVD and photographs from video surveillance cameras, which were authenticated by the testimony of the victim.
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State v. Kelly, 20 A.3d 655 (R.I. 2011)
The Judge allowed the admission of a DVD and photographs from video surveillance cameras, which were authenticated by the testimony of the victim.
T.H. Leland v. D.R. Leonard, 112 A. 198, 95 Vt. 36 (Vt. 1921)
The value of photographs and photographic enlargements of questioned signatures and documents is everywhere recognized. [95 Vt. 38] It is attested by this Court in Rowell v. Fuller's Estate, 59 Vt. 688, 10 A. 853. They must be properly verified, to ...
State v. Pulphus, 465 A.2d 153 (R.I. 1983)
This court has always allowed the admission of X-ray photographs into evidence even though no one can testify from direct observation inside the body that they accurately represent what they purport to show. Williams v. Altruda, 74 R.I. 47, 58 A.2d ...
State v. Kelly, 306 A.2d 89, 131 Vt. 358 (Vt. 1973)
In State v. Parker, 104 Vt. 494, 500-503, 162 A. 696 (1932), this Court condemned, in strong language, the resort to jury arguments inflammatory in content, departing from the evidence presented at the trial, or representing an injection into the ...
State v. Pulphus, 465 A.2d 153 (R.I. 1983)
A photograph may be admissible as substantive evidence rather than solely as illustrative evidence to support a witness's testimony, provided that sufficient foundation testimony is given to show the circumstances under which the photograph was taken ...