Nevada Supreme Court· 12/27/2018

Harris v. State

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432 P.3d 207

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concluding that photographs of burned remains were more unfairly prejudicial than probative where court admitted numerous photographs and cause of death was not in dispute, but that admission was harmless considering overwhelming evidence of guilt
holding photographs of a crash scene were prejudicial because they showed mutilated bodies in the aftermath of a crash scene
reasoning that the district court abused its discretion when it did not meaningfully weigh the potential for unfair prejudice of each photograph against its probative value
noting admission of evidence is only precluded when \its probative value is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice\
affirming conviction for first-degree murder despite the fact that the jury was not given a verdict form on voluntary manslaughter
reviewing the trial court's decision to admit photographic evidence for an abuse of discretion

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