Terry v. Burley

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• noting multiple reasons why such use of discretion is appropriate in cases such as the current one
• noting multiple reasons why such use of discretion is appropriate in cases such as the current one
• “[T]he trial court's procedural error in not memorializing its decision in writing, after announcing it in detail on the record, does not preclude our review of the issues, was harmless, and can be corrected on remand without reversing the judgment.”
• “[T]he trial court's procedural error in not memorializing its decision in writing, after announcing it in detail on the record, does not preclude our review of the issues, was harmless, and can be corrected on remand without reversing the judgment.”

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