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· 8/5/1992

LaPierre v. State

Citations

  • 836 P.2d 56
  • 108 Nev. 528
  • 1992 Nev. LEXIS 110

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • recognizing that \the testimony of a sexual assault victim alone is sufficient to uphold a conviction\
  • recognizing that a victim's testimony alone is enough to support a conviction so long as it contains some particularity to provide a reliable indicia that the number of charged acts occurred
  • recognizing that a victim's testimony alone is enough to support a conviction for sexual assault so long as it contains some particularity to provide reliable indicia that the number of charged acts occurred
  • recognizing that a victim's testimony alone is enough to support a conviction for sexual assault so long as it contains some particularity to provide reliable indicia that the number of charged acts occurred
  • holding that “the victim must testify with some particularity regarding the incident”
  • holding that \the victim must testify with sorne particularity regarding the incident\

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Judges: Per Curiam

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