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· 1/3/1985

Kevin Allen Big Pond v. State

Citations

  • 692 P.2d 1288
  • 101 Nev. 1
  • 1985 Nev. LEXIS 354

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that cumulative error requires more than one error
  • setting out the cumulative-error SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA 4 (0) I94Th e.
  • because evidence was not overwhelming, cumulative effect of errors which were not egregious standing alone warranted reversal of sexual assault conviction
  • because the evidence was not overwhelming, cumulative effect of errors which were not egregious standing alone warranted reversal of sexual assault conviction
  • because the evidence was not overwhelming, cumulative effect of errors which were not egregious standing alone warranted reversal of sexual assault conviction
  • when deciding whether an error is harmless or prejudicial, the following considerations are relevant: “whether the issue of innocence or guilt is close, the quantity and character of the error, and the gravity of the crime charged”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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