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inlawrev-26416	Najam, Jr., Edward W.; Warner, Jonathan B.	Indiana's Probable-Impact Test for Reversible Error	2022	25	.pdf	application/pdf	12254	702	66	About the Court, COURTS.IN.GOV, www.in.gov/courts/appeals/about [https://perma.cc/ http://www.in.gov/courts/appeals/about 2022] INDIANA’S PROBABLE-IMPACT TEST FOR REVERSIBLE ERROR 29 articulating how the probable-impact test should be applied.11 In other words, the Indiana doctrine of reversible error is still a work in progress. However, the Chapman standard provides context for the meaning of Indiana’s probable-impact test.23 This Article instead addresses the operation and effect of the reversible-error doctrine under the Indiana Rules of Appellate Procedure when applied to the review of non-constitutional trial court errors, such as errors in the admission of evidence or procedural errors.24 In particular, this Article reviews the history of Indiana’s standards for reversible error under our Appellate Rules; demonstrates that the adoption of the probable-impact test was meant to clarify the law; and examines the text of the probable-impact test to conclude that that test requires the court on appeal to assess whether it can say with confidence that the error more likely than not affected the outcome of the trial court proceeding.	cache/inlawrev-26416.pdf	txt/inlawrev-26416.txt