State v. Logan

Summary

The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed Logan's convictions, held that the admission of prior uncharged assaults was permissible as inextricably intertwined evidence, declined to give a self‑defense instruction, found no abuse of discretion in refusing to sequester the victim, vacated the sentences for both first‑degree murder and burglary as a double‑jeopardy violation, and remanded for resentencing due to improper concurrent sentencing of deadly‑weapon convictions.