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I. CONSTRUCTION, PURPOSE AND NATURE OF THE AGREEMENT .................................. 469

II. MECHANICS OF THE AGREEMENT ......................................................................................... 469

A. Article III ..................................................................................................................................... 469

B. Article IV ..................................................................................................................................... 470

III. CUSTODIAL CREDIT PURSUANT TO R. 3:21-8 ..................................................................... 471

IV. SPEEDY TRIAL AND PROCEDURAL RIGHTS .......................................................................... 471

A. Speedy Trial .................................................................................................................................. 471

B. Procedural Rights ........................................................................................................................ 472

INTOXICATION ........................................................................................................................................ 472

I. AS A DEFENSE TO CRIME ............................................................................................................. 472

A. Voluntary Intoxication ................................................................................................................. 472

B. Pathological Intoxication ............................................................................................................... 473

II. JURY CHARGE AND ITS BASIS .................................................................................................... 473

JOINDER & SEVERANCE....................................................................................................................... 474

I. OFFENSES IN THE SAME INDICTMENT OR ACCUSATION ................................................. 474

A. Permissive joinder of offenses ....................................................................................................... 474

B. Mandatory Joinder of Offenses .................................................................................................... 474

C. Severance of Offenses ................................................................................................................... 475

D. Time for Making a Motion for Severance ................................................................................... 47 5

II. DEFENDANTS ................................................................................................................................ 475

JUDGMENT(See also, APPEALS, COURTS and DOUBLE JEOPARDY, this Digest) ............................ 477

JURIES ........................................................................................................................................................ 478

I. RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL .................................................................................................................. 478

A. Generally ...................................................................................................................................... 478

B. No Right to a Jury Trial ............................................................................................................... 478

C. No right to Non-jury Trial .......................................................................................................... 479

II. NUMBER OF JURORS REQUIRED ON PANEL ........................................................................ 479

III. VOIR DIRE; EXCUSAL FOR CAUSE; PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES ..................................... 479

A. Generally ...................................................................................................................................... 479

1. R. 1:8-3 addresses .................................................................................................................. 479


2. Examples ................................................................................................................................ 480
   B. Voir Dire Examination on Particular Topics ................................................................................ 4 81


3. Death Penalty (See also, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, this Digest) ...................................... 481


4. Racial Prejudice ..................................................................................................................... 481


5. Insanity .................................................................................................................................. 482
   C. Number of Peremptory Challenges See N.J.S.A. 2B:23-13 and R. 1:8-3(d). ........................... 482
   IV. DISQUALIFICATION OF JUROR ................................................................................................ 4 82
   V. ALTERNATES; SUBSTITUTION ................................................................................................... 482
   A. Generally ...................................................................................................................................... 482
   B. Examples ...................................................................................................................................... 482