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State v. Keyes

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  • 472 P.3d 78

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  • holding that for a jury instruction to be harmless, the State must show there is no reasonable probability the error affected the trial's outcome in light of the entire record
  • declining to reach further claims of error after identifying reversible error; \[t]o do so would be to render an advisory opinion\
  • reasonable probability test for preserved self-defense instructional error claim

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