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Was Defense Attorney conduct Ineffective Assistance of Counsel?
by admin on January 23, 2013 in Criminal Law
Bill would give Stalking Victims a Civil Cause of Action
by admin on June 16, 2011 in Criminal Law, Litigation, N.J. Legislation
Can I sue a stalker in civil court for damages?
N.J. SUPREME COURT FORMALLY ABANDONS RES GESTAE DOCTRINE
by admin on June 9, 2011 in Criminal Law, N.J. Supreme Court
The NJ Supreme Court no longer approves using the “res gestae” doctrine to support evidential rulings, as a common law hearsay exception, because…
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Did NYC Cops Invade Armed Robber’s Right of Privacy?
by admin on January 28, 2012 in Commentary, Criminal Law
Do police have a right to catch a thief using the signal from a stolen IPhone?
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