The Rule That an Alleged Error at Trial May Be

question 1

Short Answer

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 __________.

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Definitions:

High Self-Esteem

A positive assessment of one's own self-worth and capabilities.

Difficult Tasks

Activities or assignments that require significant effort, skill, or problem-solving abilities to complete.

External Locus

A belief or perception that one's outcomes or destiny are controlled by external forces rather than one's own actions.

Self-Esteem Scale

A tool used to measure an individual's overall sense of self-worth or personal value.