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People v. Coneal

Ruling by

Mark B. Simons

Lower Court

San Mateo County Superior Court

Lower Court Judge

Lisa A. Novak
Admission of rap lyrics to prove defendant committed a particular crime is substantially more prejudicial than probative under Evidence Code Section 352 because rap lyrics should not be taken literally.



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