Protests 65037-K of Weil Bros. Textile, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• declining to exercise discretion to correct an unpreserved instructional error, because the error “was harmless”
• declining to correct trial court's erroneous failure to instruct the jury regarding the mental state element of first-degree rape where error was harmless
• exercising discretion to correct error imposing $8,000 in attorney fees where sum was substantial, the defendant was sentenced to 202 months in prison, and the record contained no evidence of his ability to pay
• reversing as plain error imposition of $8,000 in attorney fees because evidence that the defendant had previously worked in a grocery store and for a windshield cleaning company was insufficient to support a finding that defendant was or might be able to pay the fees
• plain error to impose court-appointed attorney fees where the only evidence in the record was that the defendant had worked in the past
• plain error to impose court-appointed attorney fees where the only evidence in the record was that the defendant had worked in the past

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).