Brown v. Sisto

COBB, Judge.

The appellant, Larry Hal Brown, was the defendant in a negligence action arising from an auto-pedestrian collision severely injuring one Joseph Mudrey.1 The trial jury found Brown and Mudrey equally negligent, resulting in a judgment for Mary Louise Sisto, as the conservator of the property of Mudrey, as conservatee (hereinafter Mudrey), in the amount of $2,400,-000. Brown raises various points on appeal,2 none of which do we find meritorious except the third: Whether the trial court erred by excluding Mudrey’s jail records “showing frequent and prolonged periods of incarceration…