Old '76 Distilling Co. v. Commissioner

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that, on direct appeal in an uncharged alternative means case, the State has the opportunity to show harmlessness
• “If a constitutional error is subject to harmless error analysis on direct appeal, that same error alleged in a PRP must be shown to have caused actual and substantial prejudice in order for the petitioner to obtain relief.”
• if a constitutional error is subject to harmless error analysis on direct appeal, the same error alleged in a PRP must be shown to have caused actual and substantial prejudice in order for the petitioner to obtain relief
• “If a constitutional error is subject to harmless error analysis on direct appeal, that same error alleged in a PRP must be shown to have caused actual and substantial prejudice in order for the petitioner to obtain relief.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).