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State v. Bartlett

Citations

  • 407 A.2d 163
  • 137 Vt. 400
  • 1979 Vt. LEXIS 1008

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that juror-misconduct claim was unpreserved because “defendant did not move for a mistrial when the facts about [the juror] became known”
  • holding that juror-misconduct claim was unpreserved because “defendant did not move for a mistrial when the facts about [the juror] became known”
  • claim of error based on misconduct of court officer raised for first time in post-trial motions
  • failure to move for mistrial when facts about misconduct of a juror became known may result in waiver
  • “A defendant cannot gamble on a favorable verdict, but must make prompt objection and motion for mistrial.”

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Judges: Barney, Daley, Larrow, Billings, Hill

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