Evansville School Corp. v. Price
Appellate Court of Indiana
208 N.E.2d 689 (1965)
Relevant factsFree
Alfred Price (plaintiff) sued Evansville School Corporation (defendant) for the wrongful death of his son, who was struck in the head by a baseball at a school game and died. The school conceded that the injury caused the death, so the cause of death was not disputed. Over the school's objection, Price introduced a photograph of his son lying in his coffin, arguing it supported his testimony that the boy had been healthy before the injury and was properly buried. The jury returned a verdict for Price, and the school appealed the admission of the photograph.
IssueFree
Whether photographic evidence is admissible when it is not relevant to any material fact actually in dispute in the case.