Improper admission or rejection of evidence does not warrant retrial where remaining evidence supports the decision. Improper admission or rejection of evidence does not, by itself, justify a new trial or reversal. The deciding court must determine whether independent ... Summary
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Improper admission or rejection of evidence does not warrant retrial where remaining evidence supports the decision.
Improper admission or rejection of evidence does not, by itself, justify a new trial or reversal. The deciding court must determine whether independent evidence sufficiently supports the decision or whether the excluded evidence, if received, would not have altered it. Evidentiary error that is non-prejudicial to the decision does not require a new trial or reversal.
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