Victim’s written statement to police properly admitted

Where the assault victim’s written statement to the police was admitted under the past recollection recorded exception to the hearsay rule, the merits of the issue will not be reached because any error was harmless. Overview Appellant Saul appeals his assault and battery conviction. “Levere contacted the sheriff’s office at 7:14 am and reported that appellant Saul had ...

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Victim’s written statement to police properly admitted

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