United States v. Norman Tsinnijinnie
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
NIELSEN, District Judge:
Norman Tsinnijinnie appeals a judgment of conviction of voluntary manslaughter (18 U.S.C. § 1153). The primary issue on appeal is whether Tsinnijinnie’s privilege to preclude his spouse from testifying against him was violated by a third person relating an out-of-court utterance by Tsinnijinnie’s wife. In addition, he claims the trial judge erred by excluding expert testimony, by admitting evidence of a prior altercation, by explaining to the jury why appellant’s wife did not testify and by declining to give a jury instruction that appellant had requested.
We hold that…
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