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evidenceevidencedocumentSteven AveryExhibit 28Zipperer read her written statement silently and said it refreshed her recollection of when the visit occurred. On Day 2, the court agreed to receive Exhibit 28 for its limited use rather than admit it in its entirety; in a later Day 6 discussion, the judge said it should remain marked but not received.
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Zipperer read her written statement silently and said it refreshed her recollection of when the visit occurred. On Day 2, the court agreed to receive Exhibit 28 for its limited use rather than admit it in its entirety; in a later Day 6 discussion, the judge said it should remain marked but not received.

3 proceedings3 mentions1 trial
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  • Zipperer's written statement, used to refresh her recollection and received by the court rather than admitted in its entirety

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The statement refreshed Zipperer's recollection of the visit's time, after which she gave an estimate of between 2 and 2:30. A later procedural discussion treated the statement as marked but not received.

Trial Record (3)