State v. Fahlk

Core Citations

APPEAL RESOLVED in

• State v. Fahlk

REEMPLAZADA POR in

• State v. Fahlk

REVERSED BY OTHER CASE in

• Coffey v. Mann

This document cites

• Nebraska - State v. Bradley
• Nebraska - State v. Coleman
• Nebraska - State v. Roggenkamp
• Nebraska - State v. Fraser
• Nebraska - State v. Lowe



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• Nebraska - Langenheim v. City of Seward, for and on Behalf of Seward Airport Authority
• Nebraska - State v. Todd
• Nebraska - State v. Sexton
• Nebraska - Rose v. City of Lincoln
• Nebraska - Fowler v. Bachus
• Nebraska - State v. Messersmith
• Vermont - State v. Bissonette
• Nebraska - State v. Covarrubias
• Nebraska - Humphrey v. Nebraska Public Power Dist.
• Nebraska - State v. Harker
• Nebraska - State v. Archbold
• Nebraska - State v. Morrow
• Nebraska - Havlicek v. State
• US - Reference Stubs - Rule 608. Evidence of character and conduct of witness; opinion and reputation evidence of character; specific instances of conduct; privilege against self-incrimination
• US - Reference Stubs - Rule 611. Mode and order of interrogation and presentation; control by judge; scope of cross-examination; leading questions
• US - Reference Stubs - Obstructing government operations; penalty
• US - Reference Stubs - Rule 505. Husband-wife privilege; general rule of privilege; definitions; waiver; criminal cases; exceptions to the privilege
• US - Reference Stubs - Theft by unlawful taking or disposition
• US - Reference Stubs - Rule 103. Rulings on evidence; effect of erroneous ruling; objection; offer of proof; record of offer and ruling; hearing of jury; plain error
• US - Reference Stubs - Rule 401. Relevant evidence, defined
• US - Reference Stubs - Tampering with physical evidence; penalty; physical evidence, defined
• US - Reference Stubs - Rule 609. Impeachment by evidence of conviction of crime; general rule; time limit; effect of pardon, annulment, or equivalent procedure; juvenile adjudications; pendency of appeal
• US - Reference Stubs - Rule 513. Comment on or inference from claim of privilege improper; jury instruction