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available alternatives, his comprehension of consequences of failing to assert the defense, and that he is free to waive the def ...

involuntary intoxication); and see State v. Inglis, 304 N.J. Super. 207, 210 (Law Div. 1997) (because driving while intoxicated ...

Moore, 122 N.J. 420, 431 (1991); State v. Oglesby, 122 N.J. 522, 528 (1991). Subsequently, the Legislature amended the diminishe ...

Super. at 720-25 (because the defendant gave notice of an insanity defense and adduced evidence relevant to his ability to form ...

The underlying decision in both State v. Krol, 68 N.J. 236 (1975) and State v. Fields, 77 N.J. 282 (1978) was that a person who ...

In the Matter of Commitment of Calu, 301 N.J. Super. at 26, the Appellate Division found that the presumption of open hearings d ...

Eligibility and conditional release under ISP can occur only after defendant serves at least 60 days in the state facility. Each ...

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given inaccurate information regarding the action he should take with respect to his outstanding detainer by the county prosecut ...

inform a prisoner that criminal charges have been brought against him in another state, and the 30 day period affords a reasonab ...

The Appellate Division, in reversing the trial court, noted that it was clear that an appropriate analysis for determining wheth ...

under such circumstances as would afford a defense to a charge of crime. N.J.S.A. 2C:2-8e(2). Self-induced or voluntary intoxica ...

homicide. State v. Mauricio, 117 N.J. 402, 418-20 (1990). There was no error in refusing to give an intoxication charge where ex ...

Ibid.; State v. Colbert, 245 N.J. Super. 53, 58 (App. Div. 1990). Offenses involving separate and distinct incidents generally d ...

or, if it finds that effective deletions cannot practically be made, it shall order separate trials of the defendants. R. 3:15-2 ...

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remove an obstacle to a defendant’s pleading guilty to a criminal charge.”) N.J.R.E. 803(c)(22) establishes an exception to the ...

Drunk driving offenses. State v. Hamm, 121 N.J. at 122-29. Disorderly persons gambling offense. State v. Tenriero, 183 N.J.Supe ...

Examples a. Trial courts cannot fail to conduct or permit further juror voir dire if responses to standard inquiries indicate ...

rounds of voir dire, rather than alternate the exercise of peremptory challenges between defendant and the State on a one-to-one ...