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Brinkman v. State

Citations

  • 592 P.2d 163
  • 95 Nev. 220
  • 1979 Nev. LEXIS 572

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  • concluding a jury instruction that the specific intent in a burglary may be presumed from an unlawful entry was an accurate statement of the law
  • 161 day delay between time information was filed and trial not prejudicial to defendant when delay mostly occasioned by actions of defendant or his attorney
  • 161 day delay between time information was filed and trial not prejudicial to defendant when delay mostly occasioned by actions of defendant or his attorney
  • disqualification not required where prosecutor defended accused on an unrelated charge six years prior to instant case
  • disqualification not required where prosecutor defended accused on an unrelated charge six years prior to instant case

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Judges: Manoukian, Mowbray, Thompson, Gunderson, Batjer

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