affirming manslaughter conviction and stating that, in an appeal from a conviction following a bench trial, the judge sitting as the trier of fact is presumed to have reached the verdict based only on the admissible evidence before the court and to have disregarded that which is inadmissible
Summary of this case from Arbolay v. StateNo. 408,1996.
February 11, 1997.
Chancery CA 13389.
AFFIRMED.
affirming manslaughter conviction and stating that, in an appeal from a conviction following a bench trial, the judge sitting as the trier of fact is presumed to have reached the verdict based only on the admissible evidence before the court and to have disregarded that which is inadmissible
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