Nevada Supreme Court· 3/3/2011

Ybarra v. State

Citations

247 P.3d 269
127 Nev. 47
127 Nev. Adv. Rep. 4
2011 Nev. LEXIS 5

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observing that the party asserting a challenge against a judge must establish sufficient factual grounds to support disqualification
stating that, in reviewing disqualification decisions, this court must decide if a reasonable person with knowledge of all the facts could reasonably doubt a judge's impartiality
highlighting the district court's ability to better assess credibility at evidentiary hearings
“Matters of credibility . . . remain . . . within the [trial] court’s discretion.”
adaptive functioning “‘refers to how effectively individuals cope with common life demands and how well they meet the standards of 28 personal independence expected of someone in their particular age group, sociocultural background, and community setting’”
adaptive functioning “ ‘refers to how effectively individuals cope with common life demands and how well they meet the standards of personal independence expected of someone in their particular age group, socioc ultural background, and community setting’ ”

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Judges: Parraguirre, Douglas, Cherry, Saitta, Gibbons, Pickering, Hardesty

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