Idaho Supreme Court· 10/22/2007

State v. Anderson

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170 P.3d 886
144 Idaho 743
2007 Ida. LEXIS 195

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holding that even though new Idaho Crim. R. 30 expressly requires objection to preserve jury instruction issue on appeal, defendant may still appeal jury instructions, even without objection, where fundamental error occurs in instructions
holding that even though new Idaho Crim. R. 30 expressly requires objection to preserve jury instruction issue on appeal, defendant may still appeal jury instructions, even without objection, where fundamental error occurs in instructions
“[I]t first must be determined whether the [trial] court even committed an error.”
“The United States Supreme Court has held that in criminal trials ‘the State must prove every element of the offense, and a jury instruction violates due process if it fails to give effect to that requirement.’ ” (quoting Middleton v. McNeil, 541 U.S. 433, 437 (2004))

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Judges: Eismann, Burdick, Jones, Trout

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