Nebraska case law

*NEBRASKA CASE LAW*

*Daneille D. 257 Neb 193, 595 NW 2d 344 (1999)*
*Brian B 268 Neb 870*

Judge may hear action to vacate own judgement *Chicago B & QRR v Kellogg 55 Neb affirming 54 Neb 138, 74Nw 403*

*Waters v Raker 1 Neb 830, 96 NW 78(1901)*

Record must be personally waived DMB 240 Neb 349, 360, 481, NW 2d 905 913 (1992)

Security of individual from arbitrary exervise of government powers Rein V Johnson 149 Neb 6730 Nw 2d 548 (1947)

Judgement is void without proper method of notification. Board of trustees of york v. cheney 160 Neb 631, 71 NW 2nd 195 (1955)

No judgment is due process of law if rendered without jurisdiction in court, without due notice to the party Herman v Barth 85 Neb 722 124 NW 135 (1910)

Truth of an article is perfect defense Razee v State Wertz v Sprecher

Rein v. Johnson 149 Neb NW 2d 548 (1947)
Security of individual from arbitrary exercise of government powers

Board of trustees of York v Cheney 160 NEb 631, 71 NW 2d 195 (1955)
Judgement is void without proper method of notification

Herman v Barth 85 Neb 722 124 NW 135 (1910)
No judgement is due process of law if rendered without jurisdiction in court, without due notice to the party

Ineffective assistance of counsel
1. performance deficient
2. prejudiced defendant and result would have been different
St v Buckman (259 Neb 924, 613 NW 2d 463(2000)

 

Model rule 3.7 GAL testifying on personal thoughts not introduced

DMB 240 Neb 349, 360, 481 NW 2d 905 913 (1992) Record must be personally waived
Pretrial hearing record waived

Tabitha J 5 neb App 609, 561 NW 2d 252 (1997)
Mere possibility of danger does not constitute emergency circumstances Hurlman v Rice (1991)