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Bell v. State

Citations

  • 885 P.2d 1311
  • 110 Nev. 1210
  • 1994 Nev. LEXIS 161

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  • holding that, in a case of evidentiary error, the test is whether \there is a reasonable probability that the witness'[s] testimony would have affected the outcome of the trial\
  • noting that “[o]n the facts presented, it was too speculative to say that because [the witness] might tell conflicting stories, his testimony was immaterial to Bell’s defense”
  • “Other jurisdictions have determined that given the availability of in-state witnesses who can supply the needed testimony, it is not error for a trial court to deny a party’s request to compel the presence of an out-of-state witness.”

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Judges: Springer, Rose, Steffen, Young, Shearing

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