Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for June 4, 2020
- What factors are considered to help determine whether the Nevada Supreme Court should consider an error’s harmlessness when the State has not argued harmlessness in a death penalty case.
Tag: NRS 175.552
Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for July 25, 2019
Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for July 25, 2019
Daisy Trust v. Wells Fargo Bank
- Do Nevada’s recording statutes require Freddie Mac to publicly record a deed of trust to establish its interest in a loan.
- Must Freddie Mac’s loan servicer produce the actual loan servicing agreement with Freddie Mac or the original promissory note to establish its interest in the loan.
- What measures should a district court employ when empaneling an anonymous jury.
- Must a district court instruct a jury on the effect of a deadly weapon enhancement at the penalty phase of a trial.
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Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for December 27, 2018
Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for December 27, 2018
- Does a deceased party’s actual date of death, or the suggestion of death filed on the record, trigger the 90-day time limitation prescribed in NRCP 25(a)(1) under which a motion to substitute the proper party in place of the deceased party must be filed in order to preclude dismissal.
CAPANNA, M.D. VS. ORTH C/W 70227
- What constitutes improper jury nullification and golden rule arguments during closing argument.
HARRIS (AMMAR) VS. STATE (DEATH PENALTY-DIRECT)
- When can gruesome photographs of a victim’s injuries be properly admitted in a criminal case.
BRANCH BANKING & TR. CO. VS. GERRARD, ESQ.
- When does a litigation malpractice claim accrue.
- Is an order finally resolving a constituent consolidated case immediately appealable as a final judgment even where the other constituent case or cases remain pending.
- What evidence satisfies the prima facie showing of race-based discrimination to determine whether a peremptory challenge is improperly based on race.