Lewis v. Jannoupoulo

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• holding charges may be \tried together where they (1) arise out of a single chain of circumstances; (2) are proved by the same evidence; (3) are of the same general nature; and (4) no real right of the defendant has been prejudiced\
• stating our courts do not apply the “plain error” rule and refusing to allow a defendant to argue that the cumulative effect of several unpre-served matters deprived him of a fair trial
• noting the cumulative error doctrine was not preserved for appeal when the appellant did not raise the doctrine to the trial court or argue he was entitled to a new trial based upon errors made during the trial
• noting the cumulative error doctrine was not preserved for appeal when the appellant did not raise the doctrine to the trial court or argue he was entitled to a new trial based upon errors made during the trial

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