Published opinions from 2019. The case name opens the case page.
August 30, 2019932 N.W.2d 692
The court held that Nebraska law does not favor or disfavor joint physical custody and that custody and parenting-time decisions must be based on the child's best interests rather than a categorical presumption.
The court affirmed Blaha's convictions and consecutive sentences, holding that the sentencing court did not abuse its discretion by imposing sentences within statutory limits, considering the relevant factors through the presentence investigation report, and considering conduct underlying dismissed charges.
The court affirmed Mrza's conviction and sentence for first degree sexual assault. It held that the Snapchat messages were adequately authenticated, that the prosecutor's isolated comment about Mrza's interpreter use did not constitute plain error, and that the evidence was sufficient and the sentence was not an abuse…