Forest Products Northwest, Inc. v. United States

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• “[A] reviewing court is not authorized to reverse a correct judgment merely because erroneous reasons were assigned as a basis thereof.”
• a reviewing court cannot reverse a correct judgment on the sole basis that the trial court provided erroneous reasons to support its judgment
• Waites alleged that the warden had failed to provide reasonable medical care for his various medical conditions and that this deliberate indifference constituted cruel and unusual punishment

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