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B. Rejection of Stipulation on Appeal An appellate court may reject the parties’ stipulation. Negrotti v. Negrotti, 98 N.J. at 4 ...

(1989), confirmed that “our Rules give the prosecutor no pretrial subpoena power independent of the grand jury.” See State v. Jo ...

testify after being granted immunity, he or she may be held in contempt and incarcerated until agreeing to testify. See In re Zi ...

substantially similar evidence through less intrusive sources. The expansion of the Shield Law by amendments shows the Legislatu ...

subpoena. The logical inference to be drawn from Dyal is that a person arrested for driving a motor vehicle under the influence ...

files). Where a federal civil action involves both federal and pendant state claims, and the asserted privilege is relevant to b ...

protects witnesses and law enforcement employees, safeguards the privacy of those under investigation, and prevents interference ...

the grand jury proceedings. Id. at 456. See also Douglas Oil, 441 U.S. at 222 (observing “courts must consider not only the imme ...

concerns about disclosing information that could seriously hamper the operation of government against the interest of the applic ...

VII. GRAND JURY SUBPOENAS (See also, GRAND JURY, this Digest) The grand jury has broad investigative authority, and is afforded ...

TERRORISTIC THREATSTERRORISTIC THREATSTERRORISTIC THREATSTERRORISTIC THREATSTERRORISTIC THREATS A person is guilty of the crime ...

cab ride. N.J.S.A. 2C:20-2a only applies to the “involuntary transfer of the same property.” To instruct the jury otherwise, wou ...

determine the amount involved in the theft. N.J.S.A. 2C:20-2b(4); State v. Castaldo, 271 N.J. Super. 254, 258 (App. Div. 1994); ...

intended for an unlawful purpose. N.J.S.A. 2C:20-1.1 (effective January 24, 1997). Purchase of property at a price substantially ...

I. Shoplifting and Theft from a Library Facility Concealment of unpurchased property raises an inference of an intent to shoplif ...

DeAngelis v. Jamesway Dept. Store, 205 N.J. Super. 519 (App. Div. 1985). A 30 to 45-minute detention is reasonable. Liptak v. Ri ...

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returned to the school building for no apparent purpose, following actual notice by the principal to leave the premises; the aff ...

intoxicated, is not limited to a per se 24-hour period. The language of N.J.S.A. 5:12-1 to 210 codifies this common-law right. T ...

records in his possession. The court interpreted the term “subpoena” as used in the Act to include “subpoena duces tecum,” and a ...