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State v. Carrera

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  • 517 P.3d 440
  • 2022 UT App 100

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  • explaining that the Utah Supreme Court considers a trial court’s use of the word “victim” particularly serious because it can give the jury an impression of partiality
  • “In this case, the statements using the term ‘victim’ were numerous, came from several sources . . . and unsubtly referred to [the complaining witness] as ‘victim.’ . . . We have little trouble concluding that these references were problematic and objectionable.”

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