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State v. Chapman

Citations

  • 287 N.W.2d 697
  • 205 Neb. 368
  • 1980 Neb. LEXIS 717

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  • holding that misdemeanor offenses that rise to felony status by repetition may not act as trigger conviction under habitual criminal statute
  • DWI offenses which are \felonies\ because a defendant has previously been convicted of the same crime, do not constitute \felonies\ within the meaning of \prior felonies\ that enhance penalties under the habitual criminal statute.
  • DWI offenses which are \felonies\ because a defendant has previously been convicted of the same crime, do not constitute \felonies” within the meaning of \prior felonies” that enhance penalties under the habitual criminal statute.

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Judges: Krivosha, Boslaugh, McCown, Clinton, Brodkey, White, Hastings

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