State v. Jackson

This appeal has its genesis in State v. Jackson, 220 Neb. 656, 371 N.W.2d 679 (1985) (Jackson I). As that opinion reflects, defendant, Richard H. Jackson, pled no contest to a charge of second offense driving while intoxicated filed in the county court. After accepting defendant’s plea, the county court held an enhancement hearing, following which defendant was convicted as charged and sentenced. Defendant then appealed to the district court, which affirmed the judgment and sentence of the county court. Thereafter, defendant appealed to this court. Since the record did not affirmatively show…