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Insanity It is within trial judge’s discretion to refuse to permit voir dire questioning on prospective juror’s attitudes towa ...

opening statements are not evidence. State v. Boyer, 221 N.J.Super. 387, 397 (App. Div. 1987), certif. denied, 110 N.J. 299 (198 ...

verdict already rendered is whether it has dispersed and has had an opportunity to mingle with others. Subsequent proceedings ar ...

U.S. 596 (1982); State v. Martini, 160 N.J. 248, 302 n.4 (1999) (Handler, J. dissenting). The only exception will arise in inst ...

LaRoche, Inc., 142 N.J. 356, 373-76 (1995); see also Seattle Times Co. v. Rhinehart, 467 U.S. 20, 22-38 (1984). When a post-imp ...

sufficient preliminary showing that the juror carried prejudice into the jury room. Green v. New Jersey Manufacturers Ins. Co., ...

D. Physical Appearance Before the Jury Defendants who appear disheveled and dirty before the jury through no fault of their own ...

one year incarceration and where the defendant has waived indictment and trial by jury in writing, and where the county prosecut ...

The Superior Court, Law Division may assert jurisdiction over nonindictable offenses when they are lesser included offenses of i ...

determination of the areas of Sandy Hook that are subject to concurrent state-federal jurisdiction is a legal question to be dec ...

JUVENILESJUVENILESJUVENILESJUVENILESJUVENILES I. PHILOSOPHY OF JUVENILE JUSTICE Because of their age and unique susceptibility t ...

The court ruled they could be so held only if the juveniles understood the significance of the trial, aiding in their own defens ...

intervention units provide a procedure to deal with those juvenile matters (i.e., chronic truancy, a serious conflict between pa ...

Jersey tribunal lacked jurisdiction to adjudge her delinquent. Nevertheless, the court noted that a New Jersey Juvenile Court wo ...

child and community from consequences of future criminal conduct, was non-punitive in nature, and that the procedural protection ...

rehabilitation and the circumstances motivating the juvenile to carry a knife on the night in question. Time and Nature of a Wa ...

charged with acts which would have constituted aggravated sexual assault, and the Pinelands rehabilita- tion program into which ...

prior to the juvenile reaching the age of 19 substantially outweigh the reasons for waiver, waiver shall not be granted. By virt ...

jurisdiction, the cronic and incurable nature of the illness is highly relevant in predicting future conduct, if the illness con ...

mandatory Graves Act sentence if convicted, the lack of prejudice to the State, the legislative intent of the Juvenile Code, no ...