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· 11/2/2023

Zkaveon Devante Pleasant v. the State of Texas

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  • explaining that invited error is a kind of waiver that an appellate court may raise sua sponte
  • finding it “unjust and a perversion of the integrity and proper administration of justice to allow a defendant affirmatively to support the reasonableness of his sentence before the district court and then to challenge the reasonableness of that sentence on appeal”
  • “We review properly preserved sentencing challenges for reasonableness.”

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