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Rose v. State

Citations

  • 255 P.3d 291
  • 127 Nev. 494
  • 127 Nev. Adv. Rep. 43
  • 2011 Nev. LEXIS 45

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  • explaining that for second-degree felony 9 murder, two elements must be satisfied: (1) the predicate felony must be 10 inherently dangerous, where death or injury is a directly foreseeable consequence 11 of the illegal act, and (2
  • reviewing refusal to give a proposed jury instruction for an abuse of discretion
  • reviewing district court's decision settling jury instructions for abuse of discretion
  • “The felony-murder rule makes a killing committed in the 25 course of certain felonies murder, without requiring the State to present additional evidence as to 26 the defendant’s mental state.”

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Judges: Douglas, Pickering, Hardesty

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