Nebraska Supreme Court· 11/2/2018

State v. Thompson

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301 Neb. 472
919 N.W.2d 122

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finding plain error and vacating sentences and remanding cause for resentencing where sentences did not comply with § 29-2204.02(4)
finding plain error and vacating sentences and remanding cause for resentencing where sentences did not comply with § 29-2204.02(4)
judge should recuse himself or herself when litigant demonstrates that reasonable person who knew circumstances of case would question judge’s impartiality under objective standard of reasonableness, even though no actual bias or prejudice was shown
defendant failed to meet burden to show ex parte communication where court’s statement that charges against defendant “‘“may, from what the prosecutor tells me, change [if victim dies]”’” was based on court’s assumptions, not private conversation between state and prosecutor
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