Supreme Court of Minnesota May 24, 2017, A15-0711 (State v. Harris)
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United States · · · 24-05-2017
LILLEHAUG, J.
(dissenting).
Every week in at least one of Minnesota’s 87 counties, a district court instructs a jury that a fact may be proven by direct evidence, or by circumstantial evidence, or by both. The district court admonishes the jury that the law does not prefer one form of evidence over the other.
But, on appellate review, we do not follow that admonition.
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