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Falcon v. State

Citations

  • 874 P.2d 772
  • 110 Nev. 530
  • 1994 Nev. LEXIS 58

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  • providing that allegations of communication between a juror and non-juror require a hearing to determine if any prejudice occurred
  • concluding waiver was valid, despite prior ingestion of controlled substances, when appellant exhibited no signs of intoxication, appeared able to comprehend and voluntarily waive his rights, and spoke willingly to police
  • discussing intoxication as it relates to 19 whether a Miranda waiver is voluntary and intelligent
  • confession admitted even though defendant was under influence of illegal narcotics at time of questioning
  • confession admitted even though defendant was under influence of illegal narcotics at time of questioning
  • confession admitted even though defendant was under influence of illegal narcotics at time of questioning

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