Nebraska Supreme Court· 1/27/2023

State v. Miranda

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984 N.W.2d 261
313 Neb. 358

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concluding “‘failing to meaningfully participate in voir dire’” sufficient, whereas “‘failing to zealously advocate’” insufficient
alleged error must be both specifically assigned and specifically argued in brief of party asserting error to be considered by appellate court
appellate court does not resolve conflicts in evidence, pass on credibility of witnesses, or reweigh evidence; such matters are for finder of fact
assignment of error insufficiently alleged where appellant broadly argued that trial counsel was ineffective in failing to file motions to suppress but failed to provide basis for filing such motions
ineffective assistance of counsel claim is raised on direct appeal when claim alleges deficient performance with enough particular- ity for (1) appellate court to make determination of whether claim can be decided upon trial record and (2
record on direct appeal is sufficient to conclusively determine claim of ineffective assistance of counsel if it establishes that trial counsel’s per- formance was not deficient or that appellant will not be able to establish prejudice

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