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State v. Bradley
No. 2026-Ohio-3771Supreme Court of Ohio
State v. Bradley 2024-1715Criminal law—Crim.R. 52(B)—For an error to be plain error, it must be a clear error under current law—The standard for whether an error affects a defendant’s substantial rights is whe…
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State v. Bradley 2024-1715Criminal law—Crim.R. 52(B)—For an error to be plain error, it must be a clear error under current law—T…
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State v. Bradley 2024-1715Criminal law—Crim.R. 52(B)—For an error to be plain error, it must be a clear error under current law—The standard for whether an error affects a defendant’s substantial rights is whether the outcome would have been different, not whether it may have been different—Court of appeals erred in determining that trial court’s failure to give an unrequested jury instruction on transferred self-defense was plain error because current law did not clearly require the instruction and defendant failed to demonstrate that trial’s outcome would have been different had trial court instructed jury on transferred self-defense—Judgment reversed and cause remanded.Deters, J.Slip Opi…
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