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Utah Supreme Court· 12/8/1994

State v. Lopez

Citations

  • 886 P.2d 1105
  • 253 Utah Adv. Rep. 24
  • 1994 Utah LEXIS 85
  • 1994 WL 687295

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  • abandoning rule that a constitutional claim along with a liberty interest alone are sufficient to reach an unpreserved issue
  • abandoning rule that a constitutional claim along with a liberty interest alone are sufficient to reach an unpreserved issue
  • abandoning rule that a constitutional claim along with a liberty interest alone are sufficient to reach an unpreserved issue
  • stating general rule that issues not raised at trial cannot be raised for first time on appeal
  • refusing to address the defendant’s due process claim on the ground that he failed to preserve it and rejecting his argument that exceptional circumstances existed where State v. Ramirez, 817 P.2d 774 (Utah 1991
  • agreeing with the Archambeau court's rejection of a stand-alone \jeopardized liberty exception\

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Judges: Howe, Zimmerman, Stewart, Durham, Russon

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