First Circuit· 12/22/2009

Costa-Urena v. Segarra

Citations

590 F.3d 18
30 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 130
2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 28190
2009 WL 4913261

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explaining that vacation of judgment on claim necessarily led to vacation of order that relied on that judgment
determining that an instructional error was not harmless when “the evidence was sufficiently mixed that it would allow (though not compel) a reasona- ble, properly instructed jury to find” other than it did
determining that an instructional error was not harmless when “the evidence was sufficiently mixed that it would allow (though not compel) a reasona- ble, properly instructed jury to find” other than it did
overlooking waiver by inadequate argument where argument would likely change the outcome
overlooking waiver by inadequate argument where argument would likely change the outcome
\This 'harmless error' standard applies where ... a party has properly objected to the court's instruction at trial.\

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Judges: Howard, Ripple, Selya

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