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In Re Nash

Citations

  • 614 A.2d 367
  • 158 Vt. 458
  • 1991 Vt. LEXIS 238

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  • noting that “trial court is entitled to draw reasonable inferences from the testimony it receives”
  • providing “trial court is entitled to draw reasonable inference from the testimony it receives” in typical case because “court’s vantage point” allows it to see, hear, and observe witnesses who testify
  • “The right to challenge a juror is waived by a failure to object before the jury is impaneled if the basis for the objection is known or might, with reasonable diligence, have been discovered during voir dire.”

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Judges: Allen, C.J., and Peck, Gibson, Dooley and Morse

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