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· 8/9/1994

Ton v. State

Citations

  • 878 P.2d 986
  • 110 Nev. 970
  • 1994 Nev. LEXIS 120

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  • holding a language-impaired defendant enjoys a due process right to the aid of an interpreter at all crucial stages of the criminal process, which is necessary to a meaningful exercise of the defendant’s constitutional rights

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Judges: Per Curiam

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