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Rembert v. State

Citations

  • 766 P.2d 890
  • 104 Nev. 680
  • 1988 Nev. LEXIS 117

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  • holding that extrinsic evidence that the defendant was fired from a job he testified to leaving on his own terms was collateral and inadmissible when it went to the defendant's credibility rather than whether defendant committed the crime
  • error to allow State to introduce immaterial extrinsic evidence of defendant’s termination from employment; the issue at trial was whether defendant had the opportunity to commit sexual assault; therefore, the extrinsic evidence was collateral

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