Lyle v. State

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• \Appellants are not entitled to raise new issues on appeal because to do so prevents the trial court from addressing the alleged error.\

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Cited by

10 cases in this archive cite this case.

• Pace v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2000-11-14· cited 61×
• Rowland v. Britt
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2003-08-26· cited 12×
• Remill Mason v. State of Mississippi
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2017-05-30· cited 12×
• State v. Thomas
  Louisiana Court of Appeal· 2012-12-28· cited 7×
• Johnston v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2012-07-17· cited 7×
• Peckinpaugh v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2006-08-01· cited 3×
• Kenny Walton v. State of Mississippi
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2017-06-20· cited 1×
• Gilley v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2001-11-27· cited 1×
• Lyle v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2002-02-26
• Willis v. State
  Court of Appeals of Mississippi· 2006-10-03

Cites

8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

• Strickland v. Washington
  Supreme Court· 1984-06-25· cited 123,578×
• Stringer v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1984-08-15· cited 648×
• Eakes v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1995-10-26· cited 240×
• Myers v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1991-06-19· cited 177×
• Drennan v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1997-06-05· cited 86×
• Dunn v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1997-05-15· cited 55×
• Milam v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1991-04-10· cited 28×
• Hodgin v. State
  Mississippi Supreme Court· 1998-04-23· cited 8×