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State v. Grant

Citations

  • 293 Neb. 163
  • 876 N.W.2d 639

How courts have described this case

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  • where evidence is cumulative and conviction is supported by other competent evidence, improper admission or exclusion of evidence is harmless beyond reasonable doubt
  • defendant exhibited consciousness of guilt when he attempted to sneak onto bus leaving Nebraska and then gave false information to security employee and police officer to avoid arrest
  • affirming Grant’s convictions and sentences in that case

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