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Ybarra v. State

Citations

  • 731 P.2d 353
  • 103 Nev. 8
  • 1987 Nev. LEXIS 1572

How courts have described this case

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  • “the majority of courts that have considered the issue have held that competency may be attained through the use of [involuntary] medication”
  • \the majority of courts that have considered the issue have held that competency may be attained through the use of [involuntary] medication\
  • ‘Ybarra now renews five of his claims of ineffective assistance of counsel at trial [including failure to object to prosecutorial misconduct], and his claim of prosecutorial misconduct.”
  • no reversible error where error was invited and no objection was made

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Judges: Per Curiam

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