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State v. Harris

Citations

  • 263 P.3d 1276

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that a trial court should instruct based on the statutory language when the statute expresses the law governing the case
  • stating that “a trial court should use the statute’s language” when instructing the jury
  • assignment of error is waived when no argument or legal authority related to the issue is presented in the brief
  • assignment of error waived where appellant failed to present supporting argument and legal authority
  • assignment of error waived where appellant failed to present supporting argument and legal authority
  • assignment of error waived where appellant failed to present supporting argument and legal authority

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Judges: Van Deren

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