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State v. Rush

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  • 317 Neb. 622

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  • essential element may be proven based on reasonable inferences by trier of fact derived from circumstantial evidence
  • extent of witness’ familiarity with defendant’s appearance goes to identification’s weight not admissibility
  • trial strategy may include decision whether to object

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