Barrett v. State

OPINION

Kenneth Don Barrett, Jr. was charged with seven counts in two separate informations, which were consolidated for trial. After hearing the evidence, the jury convicted Barrett on all seven counts. At sentencing, Barrett was adjudged an habitual criminal. The district court sentenced Barrett for each conviction, and enhanced the sentences pursuant to NRS 193.165, use of a deadly weapon, NRS 193.167, victim over age 65, and NRS 207.010, habitual criminal.

Barrett first contends that the district court committed prejudicial error when denying his motion to suppress evidence discovered in…