State v. Bartelt

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• declining to hear a waived argument on a petition for writ relief because petitioner could raise the issue again in the district court, on appeal, or in a second writ petition
• declining to hear a waived argument on a petition for writ relief because petitioner could raise the issue again in the district court, on appeal, or in a second writ petition
• declining to consider as a basis for mandamus an argument not presented to the district court because a district court's decision cannot be \so egregiously wrong as to constitute clear error where the purported error was never brought to its attention\
• \[W]e will not find the district court's decision so egregiously wrong as to constitute clear error where the purported error was never brought to its attention.\
• \[W]e will not find the district court's decision so egregiously wrong as to constitute clear error where the purported error was never brought to its attention.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).