Nevada Supreme Court· 6/27/1995

Jones v. State

Citations

899 P.2d 544
111 Nev. 848
1995 Nev. LEXIS 88

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concluding that an unarmed offender constructively possessed firearms possessed by his cohorts when he collected property of victims at gunpoint
reviewing a district court's decision to sever joint trials for an abuse of discretion
upholding enhancement when unarmed offender had knowledge of weapons and “used the weapons brandished by others to accomplish the crimes for which he was convicted” in that he was able to rummage through victim’s property while his companion held victim at gunpoint
“ ... these actions permitted the jury to find the requisite knowledge and control necessary for constructive possession of a weapon.”
\... these actions permitted the jury to find the requisite knowledge and control necessary for constructive possession of a weapon.\
“ ... these actions permitted the juiy to find the requisite knowledge and control necessary for constructive possession of a weapon.”

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Judges: Rose, Steffen, Young, Springer, Shearing

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