Shirley v. Walker

How courts have described this case

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• declining to engage in plain error review of a jointly submitted jury instruction because the error was considered invited
• “’Juror testimony is improper if it merely alleges that jurors acted on improper motives, beliefs, or mental operations, also known as matters inherent in the verdict.’ Matters inherent in the verdict include... ’a juror not joining in the verdict .... ’”
• no plain error review of the complaining party’s invited errors

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