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Ramirez v. State

Citations

  • 235 P.3d 619
  • 126 Nev. 203
  • 126 Nev. Adv. Rep. 22
  • 2010 Nev. LEXIS 27

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  • explaining the difference between the criminal offenses described in NRS 200.508 subsections (1) and (2)
  • granting the defendant a new trial, in part, because the State failed to articulate the predicate felony supporting the second-degree-felony-murder conviction by including language from both NRS 200.508(1) and NRS 200.508(2
  • granting the defendant a new trial, in part, because the State failed to articulate the predicate felony supporting the second-degree-felony-murder conviction by including language from both NRS 200.508(1) and NRS 200.508(2) on the charging document and pertinent jury instruction
  • reviewing SUPREME COURT unpreserved jury instruction challenges for plain error
  • explaining the elements \critical to any second-degree felony-murder instruction\
  • reversing where a Labastida instructional error was prejudicial

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Judges: Parraguirre, Hardesty, Douglas, Cherry, Saitta, Gibbons, Pickering

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