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B. Mere Change in Dates ................................................................................................................. 453

C. Technical Error ............................................................................................................................ 453

D. Superseding Indictments ............................................................................................................ 453

III. DISMISSAL OF INDICTMENT (See also, PROSECUTORS, this Digest) ........................................ 454

A. Generally ....................................................................................................................................... 454

B. Deadlocked Juries and Decision to Retry Case ............................................................................ 455

C. Duplicity ..................................................................................................................................... 455

D. Due Process (See also, DUE PROCESS in this Digest) ............................................................ 456

E. De Minimis ................................................................................................................................... 456

IV. JOINDER AND SEVERANCE (See also, JOINDER AND SEVERANCE,

this Digest)........................................................................................................................................ 456

V. MISCELLANEOUS ........................................................................................................................... 457

A. Effect of Suppression ................................................................................................................... 457

B. Improper Remarks ....................................................................................................................... 457

C. Lesser-Included Offenses (See also, COURTS, this Digest) ....................................................... 457

VI. UNINDICTED COCONSPIRATORS .......................................................................................... 458

VII. VARIANCE ..................................................................................................................................... 458

INFORMANTS.......................................................................................................................................... 459

I. GOVERNMENTAL PRIVILEGE TO WITHHOLD INFORMER’S IDENTITY ........................ 459

II. THE PRIVILEGE OF NON-DISCLOSURE REGARDING THE VALIDITY OF

WARRANTS..................................................................................................................................... 460

III. INFORMERS AND THE DETERMINATION OF PROBABLE CAUSE .................................. 461

INSANITY (See also, INCOMPETENCY TO STAND TRIAL, INTOXICATION,

PRESUMPTIONS AND INFERENCES, this Digest)........................................................................ 461

I. RAISING THE INSANITY DEFENSE ............................................................................................. 46 1

II. BURDEN OF PROOF ..................................................................................................................... 462

III. JURY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................. 462

IV. INTOXICATION (See also, INTOXICATION, this Digest) ......................................................... 462

V. MENTAL DISEASE OR DEFECT ................................................................................................... 463

A. Diminished Capacity ................................................................................................................... 463

B. Burden of Proof and Jury Instructions ........................................................................................ 463

C. Sufficiency of Evidence ................................................................................................................ 465

VI. PROCEEDINGS NECESSARY UPON AN ACQUITTAL BY REASON OF INSANITY .......... 465

A. Commitment of a Person by Reason of Insanity (N.J.S.A. 2C:4-8) ........................................... 465

B. Release of Persons Committed by Reason of Insanity (N.J.S.A. 2C:4-9) ................................... 466

C. Statements for Purposes of Examination or Treatment Inadmissible Except on Issue of Mental

Condition (N.J.S.A. 2C:4-10) .................................................................................................... 467

INTENSIVE SUPERVISION PROGRAM (ISP) (For general rules and provisions, see R. 3:21-10(b)(5)

and (E); N.J.S.A. 2C:43-11) ................................................................................................................... 4 67

INTERSTATE AGREEMENT ON DETAINERS (I.A.D.) (See also, EXTRADITION, this Digest) ..... 467