United States v. Fonseca

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• failure to rectify error could result in miscarriage of justice because one party could receive several million dollars less in compensation than that to which it was entitled
• under plain error doctrine, court may review jury instruction if error is \fundamental and highly prejudicial\ and failure to consider it \would result in a miscarriage of justice\
• failure to rectify error could result in miscarriage of justice because one party could receive several million dollars less in compensation than that to which it was entitled

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