Mannon v. State

*225OPINION

Appellant was charged with furnishing marijuana to both his son and the son of his girlfriend Lois Aguirre. NRS 453.321(2). At trial, Mannon was represented by an attorney who had been appointed to represent Aguirre in another court on an unrelated charge.1 On the night of the first trial day, Aguirre called this attorney and admitted that she had been the one who had furnished the marijuana to the boys. During the conversation, Aguirre asked the attorney “not to tell” because she was afraid Mannon would be angry with her for her disclosure. The attorney remained silent and, at the…