Ingersoll v. State
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The Supreme Court affirmed Defendant's conviction of sexual abuse of a minor in the second degree, holding that Defendant failed to establish that the district court committed plain error by allowing certain testimony.
On appeal, Defendant argued that plain error occurred during trial when the district court allowed State witnesses to vouch for the credibility of other State witnesses and/or to offer opinions as to Defendant's guilt. The Supreme Court disagreed and affirmed, holding (1) the State's witnesses did not vouch for the credibility of other witnesses or offer opinions as to Defendant's guilt; and (2) in the absence of any error, the cumulative error doctrine did not apply.
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