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Garner v. State

Citations

  • 374 P.2d 525
  • 78 Nev. 366
  • 1962 Nev. LEXIS 139

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that, during opening argument, prosecutor must refrain from stating facts which cannot be proved
  • holding that, during opening argument, prosecutor must refrain from stating facts which cannot be proved
  • noting that appellate courts rarely find error 14 when prosecutor’s statement about “certain proof, which is later rejected, will be offered”
  • failure to object, assign misconduct, or request an instruction will preclude review by this court
  • failure to object, assign misconduct, or request an instruction will preclude review by this court
  • “The purpose of the opening statement is to acquaint the jury and the court with the nature of the case”

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Judges: Thompson, Badt, McNamee

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