Halprin v. State

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• holding that appellant who did not object to purportedly improper commitment questions failed to preserve any appellate claim they were improper
• holding that questioning of potential jurors was not improper because it did not attempt to bind them to a certain resolution based on the hypotheticals provided
• holding that appellant failed to preserve for appellate review question of whether prosecutor improperly attempted to commit veniremember to resolving or refraining from resolving an issue
• concluding that any error in excluding a document containing mitigating evidence was harmless when the appellant “presented from other sources a significant amount of mitigating evidence that was cumulative of the mitigating evidence contained in the document”
• concluding exclusion of evidence was harmless when the same type of evidence was presented from other sources
• holding appellant failed to preserve challenge to allegedly improper commitment question when he failed to object to it

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).