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State v. Watts

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  • 2023 ND 47

Syllabus

Evidence not stricken from the record, or for which the jury was not instructed to disregard, remains available for the jury's consideration. Sufficient evidence for a conviction exists if based on the evidence a jury could draw a reasonable inference of guilt. An objection must be made to preserve each alleged issue for appeal. Without an objection, the alleged issue is reviewed for obvious error. An individual who has pleaded guilty or been found guilty of indecent exposure is required to register as a sexual offender. The district court may deviate from this requirement, if specified conditions exist.

Judges: Crothers, Daniel John

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