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Foreman v. United States

Citations

  • 633 A.2d 792
  • 1993 D.C. App. LEXIS 282
  • 1993 WL 477614

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  • “The plain error rule reflects a ‘careful balancing of our need to encourage all trial participants to seek a fair and accurate trial the first time around against our insistence that obvious injustice be promptly redressed.’ ”
  • “Finally, the judge made clear to the jury that the government had the burden of proof on each element of the offense. Taking these instructions as a whole, it simply is not ‘obvious or readily apparent’ that the judge's reformulation lessened the standard of proof for conviction.”

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Judges: Terry and Farrell, Associate Judges, and Belson, Senior Judge

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