Ilsley v. Merriam

How courts have described this case

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• When the objection made at trial differs from the argument on appeal, the plain error standard of review applies.
• “[T]wo individuals who mutually agree to fight are both considered aggressors, making a self-defense theory unavailable to either of them.”
• if specific objection is not made to an instruction, review is for plain error

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