· 4/20/2023
State of Washington v. Steven David Stotts
Citations
- 527 P.3d 842
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that, under the plain error test, the error's prejudicial effect on the proceeding must have been \substantial and injurious\
- stating that an error must be clear or obvious in order to constitute plain error
- leaving that holding of Meléndez-Santana intact
- \We believe that this remedial regime provides adequate means for redress should the probation officer attempt to ride roughshod.\
- “the plain error test constitutes a mandatory limitation on a federal appellate court’s remedial authority”
- “a circumscription of the issues to be considered is well within the discretion of the en banc court”
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