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Cameron v. State

Citations

  • 114 Nev. 1281
  • 968 P.2d 1169
  • 1998 Nev. LEXIS 149

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  • recognizing that a judge's remarks in a proceeding do not show bias \unless they show that the judge has closed his or her mind to the presentation of all the evidence\
  • \[R]emarks of a judge made in the context of a court proceeding are not considered indicative of improper bias or prejudice unless they show that the judge has closed his or her mind to the presentation of all evidence.\
  • \[The] remarks of a judge made in the context of a court proceeding are not considered indicative of improper bias or prejudice unless they show that the judge has closed his or her mind to the presentation of all the evidence.\

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Judges: Rose, Shearing, Springgate, Young

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