State of Arizona v. Kwame Roy Lowery

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• recognizing that, if a defendant fails to object to an alleged error at trial, he must affirmatively show prejudice, not merely that the error may have contributed to the verdict
• stating that, when a defendant fails to object to an alleged error at trial, he must affirmatively show prejudice, and not merely that the error may reasonably have contributed to the verdict
• reviewing a constitutional issue not raised in the trial court for fundamental error
• in rational basis review, court may “consider either the legislature’s stated goal or any hypothetical basis for its action”

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