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A Court Cannot Use a Municipal Court Defendant’s Silence at the Scene of an Auto Accident As Substantive Evidence of Guilt

by admin | Oct 12, 2012 | Criminal News

The New Jersey Supreme Court held, in State v. Stas, that a Municipal Court’s use of a defendant’s silence at the scene of a motor vehicle accident as substantive evidence of his guilt and to assess his credibility violated his privilege against...

The New Jersey Supreme Court Makes it Harder for the State to Justify Waiving a Juvenile Defendant to Adult Criminal Court

by admin | Oct 12, 2012 | Criminal News

The New Jersey Supreme Court, in State in the Interest of V.A., a Minor, made it harder for prosecutors to justify the decision to waive a New Jersey juvenile court defendant to adult criminal court. Previously, a prosecutor’s decision to waive juveniles to...

Prosecutor’s Remarks Regarding a Criminal Defendant’s Civil Lawsuit Against the Arresting Officer Was Improper

by admin | Oct 9, 2012 | Criminal News

In a recent decision, the New Jersey Supreme Court determined that the prosecutor’s improper reference during his summation to the defendant’s civil lawsuit against the officers who arrested him in his criminal case did not merit a new trial. Prosecutorial...

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