...the prominence of the trial itself. A criminal trial concentrates society's resources at one "time and place in order to decide, within the limits of...fallibility, the question of guilt or innocence." Waimuright v. Sykes, supra, at 90. Our Constitution and laws surround the trial with a multitude of...

...Rehnquist continued: "Society's resources have been concentrated at that time and place [ie, trial] in order to decide, within the limits of human fallibility,...Any procedural rule which encourages the result that these proceedings be as free of error as possible is thoroughly desirable and the contemporaneous objection...

...enabling a state to prevent or correct errors: ... Society's resources have been concentrated at that time and place in order to decide within the limits of...error as possible is thoroughly desirable , and the contemporaneous objection rule surely falls within this classification. 433 US at 90. In Sykes, the...

...enabling a state to prevent or correct errors: ... Society's resources have been concentrated at that time and place in order to decide within the limits of...error as possible is thoroughly desirable , and the contemporaneous objection rule surely falls within this classification. 433 US at 90. The federal courts...

...a state to prevent or correct errors : ... Society's resources have been concentrated at that time and place in order to decide within the limits of...error as possible is thoroughly desirable, and the contemporaneous objection rule surely falls within this classification. 433 US at 90. The federal courts...

...enabling a state to prevent or correct errors: ... Society's resources have been concentrated at that time and place in order to decide within the limits of...error as possible is thoroughly desirable, and the contemporaneous objection rule surely falls within this classification. 433 US at 90. In Sykes, the...

...enabling a state to prevent or correct errors: ... Society's resources have been concentrated at that time and place in order to decide within the limits of...citizens. Any procedural rule which encourages the results that those proceedings be as free of error as possible is thoroughly desirable, and the contemporaneous...

...question of guilt or innocence of one of its citizens. Any procedural rule which encourages the results that those proceedings be as free of error as possible is thoroughly desirable, and the contemporaneous objection rule surely falls within this classification. *33 US at 90. In Sykes, the...

...the prominence of the trial itself. A criminal trial concentrates society's resources at one "time and place in order to decide, within the limits of...human fallibility, the question of guilt or innocence" .... Our Constitution and laws surround the trial with a multitude of protections for the accused....

...and duly sworn, await their turn to testify. Society's resources have been concentrated at that time and place in order to decide, within the limits of...error as possible is thoroughly desirable, and the contemporaneous objection rule surely falls within this classification. 433 US at 90. As the Supreme...