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against him. Such testimony may support an inference that the witness’ testimony is the product of his desire to curry favor wit ...
it would have taken for the commission of an integral part of the crime charged. The Appellate Division held this was error beca ...
(1999), however, the Supreme Court reversed the Appellate Division’s application of Spann in a case involving expert testimony o ...
assisted the jury’s understanding, in that it showed that there was not necessarily an answer to the question of the source of t ...
Despite the language of N.J.R.E. 705, hypothetical questions are required where the State uses expert testimony on the issue of ...
for sympathy, protection and advice. See also, e.g., State v. Hill, 121 N.J. 150, 163 (1990); State v. Tirone, 64 N.J. 222, 226- ...
Tirone, 64 N.J. at 227. See also, State v. Rajnai, 132 N.J. Super. 530, 538 (App. Div. 1975). However, it is not necessary that ...
is because of the State’s right to ensure that reliable evidence is presented to the trier of fact. United States v. Sheffer, 52 ...
information or the method, purpose or circumstances of preparation indicate that it is not trustworthy. In Mahoney v. Minsky, 39 ...
hospital record because a requirement that the medical personnel actually appear in court as witnesses would be unduly burdensom ...
There is a rebuttable presumption that public officials will properly, prudently and carefully perform their duties. State v. Hu ...
against interest can be transferred to the portion exonerating himself from criminal liability. State v. DeRoxtro, 327 N.J. Supe ...
The exception may be stated as where two or more persons are alleged to have conspired to commit a crime or a civil wrong, any s ...
to advise him of his privilege against self-incrimination prior to his trial testimony. The first concern of the court should be ...
the incident, while emotional and upset, were sufficiently reliable to be admitted under the rule. Matter of C.A., supra. In Sta ...
The victim’s statement fell within the excited utterance exception of Evid. R. 63(4)(b), while the defendant’s “included” statem ...
knowledge when it was made, unless the circumstances indicate that the statement is not trustworthy; provided that when the witn ...
an attack on his credibility and was calculated to imply that the witness had fabricated his account of the murder of his brothe ...
The origin of the state of mind exception to the hearsay rule elucidates the nature of that exception and the scope of its avail ...
claim that the deceased committed suicide, and (3) where the defendant asserts that the decedent died as the result of an accide ...
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