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Jeremias v. State

Citations

  • 412 P.3d 43

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  • concluding that a substitute coroner's testimony did not violate the Confrontation Clause where she testified to the independent conclusion she had formed based on photographs
  • concluding that generally a defendant must object, even to alleged structural error, so that the district court has an opportunity to correct it
  • recognizing that even alleged structural errors must be objected to in district court in order to properly preserve them for appellate review
  • providing that failure to preserve an error forfeits the right to assert it on appeal
  • concluding no prejudice resulted from the district court's voir dire errors that occurred in only one small part of the jury-selection process
  • reaffirming that weighing the aggravating and mitigating circumstances is part of the selection phase, which does not require proof beyond a reasonable doubt

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Judges: Stiglich

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