State v. Ellmaker

How courts have described this case

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• applying clear error analysis when party objects to instruction on one ground at trial but separate ground on appeal
• “[T]he purpose of requiring an objection is to allow the district court to correct an error, if one occurred.”
• where multiple errors have not been found, cumulative error doctrine is inapplicable
• same challenged language in jury instruction was erroneous, but not clearly erroneous
• same challenged language in jury instruction was erroneous, but not clearly erroneous
• discussing standard of review for issues of jurisdiction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).