COBB, Judge.
The key issue presented by this appeal is the correctness of the trial court's admission into evidence of testimony by a state witness relating incriminating conversations that occurred in the presence of the defendant, but in which he did not verbally participate. This case is illustrative of a frequently misunderstood point of law. Statements made by a third party in the presence of a defendant (or civil party) are not, ipso facto, rendered admissible...
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