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Pertgen v. State

Citations

  • 774 P.2d 429
  • 105 Nev. 282
  • 3 A.L.R. 5th 1146
  • 1989 Nev. LEXIS 55

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  • holding trial court did not err by denying the defendant's motion for mistrial where three jurors received anonymous telephone calls in which the caller offered them money if they voted for acquittal but threatened to kill them if they voted for conviction
  • holding trial court did not err by denying the defendant's motion for mistrial where three jurors received anonymous telephone calls in which the caller offered them money if they voted for acquittal but threatened to kill them if they voted for conviction
  • “Nothing in the Ake opinion suggests that a State is constitutionally obligated to provide a defendant as many psychiatrists as it takes to come up with one who will proclaim the defendant insane at the time of his offense.”
  • affirming Pertgen’s convictions and sentences

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Judges: Young, Steffen, Springer, Rose, Recanzone

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