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· 2/17/2026

Brandon Case v. Officer Beasley

Oral argument

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  • only issues both specifically assigned and specifically argued on appeal will be considered by appellate court
  • alleged errors must be both specifically assigned and argued to be considered by appellate court
  • alleged errors of lower court must be both specifically assigned and specifically argued in brief of party asserting errors to be considered by appellate court
  • except for instances of plain error, only those issues both raised or passed upon below and specifically assigned and specifically argued on appeal will be considered by appellate court

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