Nebraska Supreme Court· 1/15/2016

State v. Smith

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292 Neb. 434

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for alleged error to be considered by appellate court, appellant must both assign and specifically argue alleged error
for alleged error to be considered by appellate court, appellant must both assign and specifically argue alleged error
for alleged error to be considered by appellate court, appellant must both assign and specifically argue alleged error
for alleged error to be considered by appellate court, appellant must both assign and specifically argue alleged error
where Nebraska Evidence Rules commit evidentiary question at issue to discretion of trial court, appellate court reviews admissibility of evidence for abuse of discretion

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