Nebraska Court of Appeals· 8/31/1999

State v. Nichols

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600 N.W.2d 484
8 Neb. Ct. App. 654
1999 Neb. App. LEXIS 241

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criticizing lower court for failing to abide by court of appeals decision and noting that Nebraska law requires trial judges to follow the published opinions of the intermediate court of appeals “until they are modified or overruled by the Supreme Court”
\Vertical stare decisis compels inferior courts to follow strictly the decisions rendered by courts of higher rank within the same judicial system.\
\Vertical stare decisis compels inferior courts to follow strictly the decisions rendered by courts of higher rank within the same judicial system.\
\Vertical stare decisis compels inferior courts to follow strictly the decisions rendered by courts of higher rank within the same judicial system.\
\Vertical stare decisis compels inferior courts to follow strictly the decisions rendered by courts of higher rank within the same judicial system.\

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Judges: Inbody, Irwin, Severs

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