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Ingle v. State

Citations

  • 546 P.2d 598
  • 92 Nev. 104
  • 1976 Nev. LEXIS 528

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  • recognizing that an “accused may waive the privilege [to testify] ... by his actions”
  • \We are satisfied that the right to testify in one's own behalf is of such fundamental importance that a defendant who timely demands to take the stand contrary to the advice given by his counsel has the right to give an exposition of his defense before a jury.\
  • basis of right not expressed
  • basis of right not expressed

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Judges: Per Curiam

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