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Defendant did not object to the jury instruction , and so we review for plain error .
V . R . Cr . P . 52 ( b ) ; State v . Tahair , 172 Vt . 101 , 104 - 05 , 772 A . 2d 1079 ,
1082 ( 2001 ) . To rise to the level of plain error , any claimed error must both ...
Defendant did not object to the jury instruction , and so we review for plain error .
V . R . Cr . P . 52 ( b ) ; State v . Tahair , 172 Vt . 101 , 104 - 05 , 772 A . 2d 1079 ,
1082 ( 2001 ) . To rise to the level of plain error , any claimed error must both ...
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1995 ) ( “ [ T ] he Supreme Court ' s rejection of the inadvertency requirement for a
plain view seizure in Horton v . California can be read as a rejection of subjective
inquiry as an element of plain view analysis in general . " ) ; see Horton , 496 ...
1995 ) ( “ [ T ] he Supreme Court ' s rejection of the inadvertency requirement for a
plain view seizure in Horton v . California can be read as a rejection of subjective
inquiry as an element of plain view analysis in general . " ) ; see Horton , 496 ...
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Defendant first argues that the trial court committed plain error in in - structing the
jury on the charge that he violated an abuse prevention order by " following or
stalking " Ms . Prior . He argues that nothing in the court ' s in - struction required ...
Defendant first argues that the trial court committed plain error in in - structing the
jury on the charge that he violated an abuse prevention order by " following or
stalking " Ms . Prior . He argues that nothing in the court ' s in - struction required ...
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