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In the absence of plain error, what two circumstances must be established to justify an order for a new trial?

   In the absence of plain error, what two circumstances must be established to justify an order for a new trial?

Litigation and Trial Practice

Litigation and Trial Practice

Janis L. Walter,… 6th Edition

Chapter 17, Problem 5

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In the absence of plain error, a party seeking a new trial must demonstrate specific grounds that justify such an order. Show more…

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