Utah Supreme Court· 10/24/1997

State v. Brown

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948 P.2d 337
328 Utah Adv. Rep. 14
1997 Utah LEXIS 94
1997 WL 659797

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reciting the facts in the light most favorable to the jury's verdict
\Defendants are thus not entitled to both the benefit of not objecting at trial and the benefit of objecting on appeal.\
“Preliminary questions concerning the admissibility of evidence should be established by a preponderance of proof.”
“If trial counsel intentionally fails to object, the trial judge is put in the untenable position of deciding whether to intervene and potentially interfere with trial counsel’s strategy or face review for plain error.”
admissibility of expert testimony under Rimmasch

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