Law, Justice & Public Authority

Prosecutorial Errors: Determining “Harmless” vs. “Not” at the Appellate Level

An examination of harmless-error and plain-error standards used by appellate courts when reviewing prosecutorial misconduct.

New Jersey State Policy Lab October 10, 2024 8 min read
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Heather L. Scheuerman · Ryan Brown · Elizabeth Griffiths

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