Nebraska Supreme Court· 8/13/2004

Thomas v. State

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268 Neb. 594
685 N.W.2d 66
2004 Neb. LEXIS 151

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holding law-of-case doctrine precluded reconsideration of alleged juror misconduct in connection with postconviction claim because appellate court had previously affirmed denial of motion for new trial based on claims of juror misconduct
under “law of the case” doctrine, holdings of appellate court on questions presented to it in reviewing proceedings of trial court conclusively settle, for purpose of that litigation, all matters ruled upon, either expressly or by necessary implication
under \law of the case\ doctrine, holdings of appellate court on questions presented to it in reviewing proceedings of trial court conclusively settle, for the purpose of that litigation, all matters ruled upon, either expressly or by necessary implication
applying doctrine to subsequent petition to perpetuate juror’s testimony

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Judges: Hendry, Connolly, Gerrard, Stephan, McCormack, Miller-Lerman, Wright

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