The Rule That an Alleged Error at Trial May Be

question 49

Essay

The rule that an alleged error at trial may be raised on appeal even if the error was not objected to at trial so long as it was a clear error affecting substantial rights and causing manifest injustice is called the
rule.

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Definitions:

Consequences

The outcomes or results that naturally follow from an action or condition, often used in the context of discussing the effects of decisions or events.

Sunbelt Growth

The demographic expansion and economic growth in the southern and southwestern regions of the United States, particularly noted from the latter half of the 20th century onwards.

1950s

Describes the decade from 1950 to 1959, marked by post-World War II recovery, the beginning of the Cold War, and significant cultural and technological changes in the United States and globally.

Political Consequences

The effects or outcomes that political actions, decisions, or events have on a country, community, or individual's position and power within a political framework.