People v. Dembry

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• no abuse of discretion where juror stated bias against homosexuality, but stated belief would not prevent him from judging the case based on the evidence
• a witness testifying to the good character of a defendant may be asked if he or she knew the defendant had been arrested for a crime
• The defendant did not demonstrate that the district court abused its discretion in part because “the jury did not convict [the] defendant of attempted manslaughter, but of the lesser included offense of reckless endangerment.”

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