Nevada Supreme Court· 4/24/1986

Carter v. State

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717 P.2d 1111
102 Nev. 164
1986 Nev. LEXIS 1126

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concluding that a defendant’s right of waiver cannot preclude a trial court from declaring a mistrial “when there is a manifest necessity for doing so”
concluding that a defendant's right of waiver cannot preclude a trial court from declaring a mistrial \when there is a manifest necessity for doing so\
holding that district court may order a mistrial due to severe actual conflicts of interest manifested at trial, despite previous waivers of the right to conflict-free representation
holding that district court may order a mistrial due to severe actual conflicts of interest manifested at trial, despite previous waivers of the right to conflict-free representation

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