“a party who fails to object to a jury instruction at trial may not later raise the issue”
Walker v. State
no actual prejudice from introduction of inadmissible hearsay regarding petitioner’s intent where petitioner found not guilty of first-degree murder
Cooper v. McGrath
“a party who fails to object to a jury instruction at trial may not later raise the issue”
Jones-Harris v. State
question of merger should be resolved before rendering a conclusion as to whether the total sentence constituted cruel and unusual punishment
State v. Bolden
"we reject [the] contention that [the child's] out-of-court statements... are per se unreliable, or at least presumptively unreliable, on the ground that the trial court found [the child] incompetent to testify at trial"
State v. Waddell
“we reject [the] contention that [the child’s] out-of-court statements . . . are per se unreliable, or at least presumptively unreliable, on the ground that the trial court found [the child] incompetent to testify at trial”
State v. Waddell
the natural consequence of repeatedly kicking the victim in the head while he was on the floor bleeding is to cause serious physical injury; the evidence was sufficient, therefore, for a jury to find that the defendant attempted to kill or cause, serious physical injury
State v. Kenney