Court of Appeals of Oregon· 1/21/2021

State v. Smith

Citations

308 Or. App. 639
481 P.3d 363

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misjoinder is not a reversible error if it was harmless, i.e., if there is little likelihood that it affected the verdict
misjoinder is not a reversible error if it was harmless, i.e., if there is little likelihood that it affected the verdict
in assessing harmlessness in this context, “we consider whether the misjoinder led to the admission of evidence that would not have been admissible but for the joinder and, if so, whether that evidence affected the verdict”
in assessing harmlessness in this context, “we consider whether the misjoinder led to the admission of evidence that would not have been admissible but for the joinder and, if so, whether that evidence affected the verdict”

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Judges: Aoyagi

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