Odoms v. State

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• holding that the district court may enhance a sentence for the use of a deadly weapon or under the habitual criminal statute, but not both
• holding that sentence for each primary offense may be enhanced under NRS 207.010
• noting that \society has the right to remove from its ranks for a longer time those who refuse to conform to a lawful mode of living\ (internal quotation marks omitted)
• convictions for burglary and attempted murder arising from the same incident may each be enhanced by the habitual offender statute
• man found sleeping in vacated hotel room without standing to challenge police entry and subsequent seizure of weapon
• defendant lacked legitimate expectation of privacy and lacked standing to challenge search and seizure in hotel room; he had entered room in which he was sleeping through unlocked door; room had been vacated by former registered guest who had left door unlocked

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