State v. Portsche

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• limiting the reach of Lewis to the federal statute in that case and holding that defendant’s prior uncounseled conviction could not be used to establish that he was a convicted felon for purposes of Nebraska’s felon-in-possession statute
• limiting the reach of Lewis to the federal statute in that case and holding that defendant's prior uncounseled conviction could not be used to establish that he was a convicted felon for purposes of Nebraska's felon-in-possession statute
• limiting the reach of Lewis to the federal statute in that case and - 31 - holding that defendant’s prior uncounseled conviction could not be used to establish that he was a convicted felon for purposes of Nebraska’s felon-in-possession statute
• under Nebraska’s prohibited possessor statute, prior conviction constituted “material element of being a convicted felon”
• defendant’s “prior uncounseled conviction could not be used to establish that he was a convicted felon for purposes of [Nebraska’s felon-in-possession statute]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).