Indiana Supreme Court October 19, 1965, 30,429 (Gayer v. State)
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United States · · · 19-10-1965
On Rehearing
Myers, C. J.
In his petition for rehearing, appellant has attacked the court’s opinion wherein it stated that hearsay evidence of an uncontested fact admitted over objection is harmless when there is no conflict in the evidence. Appellant argues that there was a conflict since his main defense in this case was that Burkee Hill was injured from a fall rather than being beaten.
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