Evidentiary Error Harmlessness

Evidentiary Error Harmlessness is a legal doctrine within appellate jurisprudence that characterizes the harmless nature of a trial-level mistake in the admission or exclusion of evidence, distinguishing it from reversible errors by assessing whether the outcome would have been materially affected absent the error.

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    Jamie Richardson

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    Scott W. Phillips

    Buffalo State University, United States

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  1. Hofstra law review

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