State v. Williams
Nebraska Supreme Court
1ConcurrenceKrivosha, C. J.
While I concur in the result reached by the majority in this case, I nevertheless believe that there is one further aspect of the case which may very well occur again on retrial, and for that reason I write separately.
In my opinion, if the evidence on the second trial concerning the steak knife is no different than it was at the first trial, it would be error for the court to submit the issue of the steak knife to the jury. The undisputed evidence at the first trial was that Williams did not own the car, did not own the knife, nor was aware that the knife was under the seat. Under such a fact…
2Cases cited5 opinions
- State v. FairclothNebraska Supreme Court · 1967
- Commonwealth v. AlmeidaMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · 1980
- Commonwealth v. GladdenSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1973
- State v. HarrisNebraska Supreme Court · 1984
- State v. KranaSupreme Court of Iowa · 1976