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P. v. Chahal CA1/3
In 2014 Gurbaksh Chahal was placed on probation for misdemeanor domestic violence and battery involving victim Juliet K. In 2016 the court revoked Chahal’s probation after another domestic violence incident with a different victim, S.B. Chahal appeals the revocation order, and contends the court erred when it (1) admitted a hearsay statement from S.B. pursuant to Evidence Code section 1370; (2) admitted previously suppressed video surveillance footage depicting the violent incident with Juliet K.; (3) excluded defense evidence offered to challenge S.B.’s credibility; and (4) ruled on the admissibility of conditionally admitted exhibits after, rather than before, closing arguments. None of Chahal’s arguments have merit, so we affirm.

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