California Supreme Court· 7/28/2008

People v. Wilson

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44 Cal. 4th 758
187 P.3d 1041
80 Cal. Rptr. 3d 211
2008 Cal. LEXIS 9277

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acknowledging that an objection by a co-defendant may sufficiently preserve an issue on appeal for the defendant when the trial court's treatment of the co-defendant's objection would cause the defendant to reasonably believe that making his own objection would be futile
“To the extent a discrepancy exists between the written and oral version of jury instructions, the written instructions provided to the jury will control.”
―To the extent a discrepancy exists between the written and oral version of jury instructions, the written instructions provided to the jury will control.‖

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Judges: Werdegar

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