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· 6/28/1915

Merrimac Manufacturing Co. v. Bibb

Citations

  • 119 Ark. 443
  • 178 S.W. 403
  • 1915 Ark. LEXIS 429

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  • concluding that opportunity to review instructions two hours before charging conference and overnight constituted meaningful opportunity for review because counsel raised no concerns following day when queried by court
  • concluding that opportu- nity to review instructions two hours before charging conference and over- night constituted meaningful opportunity for review because counsel raised no concerns following day when queried by court
  • finding waiver when defense counsel merely indicated that there were no disagreements as to charge and \voiced no other exceptions or concerns\
  • finding waiver when defense counsel merely indicated that there were no disagreements as to charge and ‘‘voiced no other exceptions or concerns’’
  • ‘‘[i]n order to preserve an objection to a proposed jury instruction, the defendant must plainly put the trial court on notice as to the specific basis for his objection’’ (internal quota- tion marks omitted)
  • in rejecting defen- dant’s claim that he properly raised concern about jury instruction on conspiracy, this court noted that defense counsel expressed concern about definition of conspir- acy but not about instruction on intent elements of conspiracy charges

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Judges: Hart

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