Carlyle Ex Rel. Estate of Carlyle v. Tuomey Hospital

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• stating proof that an error caused the appellant prejudice is a prerequisite to reversal based on error where the trial court’s discretion is involved
• absent showing of clear abuse of discretion, trial court's admission or rejection of evidence is not subject to reversal on appeal
• proof that an error caused the appellant prejudice is a prerequisite to reversal based on error where the trial court’s discretion is involved
• “Proof that an error caused the appellant prejudice is a prerequisite to reversal based on error where the trial court’s discretion is involved.”
• absent showing of clear abuse of discretion, trial court’s admission or rejection of evidence is not subject to reversal on appeal
• The jury must be presented with all evidence from which it can make a logical, well informed decision. A jury’s verdict cannot “be left to conjecture, guess or speculation.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).