Sherrod v. Berry

U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit · Decided 1988-08-22

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FLAUM, Circuit Judge, dissenting. Federal Rule of Evidence 402 provides that all relevant evidence is initially to be viewed as admissible. 1 In my judgment, the evidence presented at trial on the issue of whether the deceased was armed was relevant, but its prejudicial effect should have precluded its admission. Had the evidence been properly objected to, its admiss…

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