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Silva v. State

Citations

  • 951 P.2d 591
  • 113 Nev. 1365
  • 1997 Nev. LEXIS 156

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  • recognizing \a lie that relates to a suspect's connection to the crime is the least likely to render a confession involuntary\ (internal quotation marks omitted) (emphasis omitted)
  • “‘[E]ven when the objectional inferences might have been found prejudicial, it has been held that instructions to the jury to disregard them sufficiently cured the error.’ ” (quoting Namet v. United States, 373 U.S. 179, 187 (1963))

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Judges: Young, Shearing, Maupin, Springer, Rose

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