State v. Just

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• whether person jointly charged with crime pleaded guilty not admissible on trial of another person so charged to establish that crime was committed
• “lack of a curative instruction, especially in the absence of objection and a request for one, does not necessarily constitute harmful error”
• fact that person jointly charged with crime pleaded guilty not admissible on trial of another person so charged to establish that crime was committed
• defendant could not make argument that court erroneously instructed jury concerning unlawful restraint in first degree as lesser offense of kidnapping in first degree because he was not convicted of unlawful restraint in first degree

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).