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Blake v. State

Citations

  • 121 P.3d 567
  • 121 Nev. 779
  • 121 Nev. Adv. Rep. 77
  • 2005 Nev. LEXIS 93

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  • recognizing that \the district court enjoys broad discretion in ruling on challenges for cause\ because \such rulings involve factual determinations\
  • holding that the requirements of Pet rocelli do not apply where the evidence was not admitted pursuant to NRS 48.045(2)
  • concluding that appellant not denied right to impartial jury so long as \the jury actually seated [was] impartial\
  • concluding that appellant not denied right to impartial jury so long as “the jury actually seated [was] impartial”
  • recognizing that the right to an impartial jury is not violated unless a juror empaneled was unfair or biased
  • holding that an instruction providing that \Nile Defendant is presumed innocent until the contrary is proved\ was not erroneous because it \plainly contemplated that guilt might not be proven\ (emphasis added) (internal quotation marks omitted)

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Judges: Gibbons, Becker, Rose, Maupin, Douglas, Parraguirre, Hardesty

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