A Harmless Error Argument is a legal argument asserting that an identified error in the trial court’s proceedings does not warrant reversal of the judgment because it did not substantially affect the rights or outcome of the appealing party.
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Saul M. Kassin, Daniel E. Bogart, Jacqueline Kerner · Psychological Science · 2011 · 98 citations
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