· 7/15/1888
Van Etten v. State
Citations
- 24 Neb. 734
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- Holding that \highly unprofessional\ invectives did not deprive a defendant of a fair trial
- following Cooey and holding that “admonitions to tell the truth directed at a suspect by police officers are not coercive in nature.”
- reference to victim's youth and inexperience relevant to issue of whether accused was the aggressor in capital murder prosecution
- reference to victim's youth and inexperience relevant to issue of whether accused was the aggressor in capital murder prosecution
- reference to the accused as an ‘ogre,’ a ‘man-eating monster,’ a ‘hideous brutish person,’ and an ‘animal’ were supported by the evidence
- remorse offset by offender’s attempts to avoid responsibility, including fleeing the state
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Judges: Other, Reese
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