· 5/5/1982
Avco Financial Services Consumer Discount Co. One, Inc. v. Taxation Division Director
Citations
- 4 N.J. Tax 349
How courts have described this case
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- finding no “possible prejudicial impact” in part because of how little an incident was “discussed by him or the other jurors”
- affirming the decision of the district court to allow the defendant to read only relevant grand jury testimony to the jury
- finding no “possible prejudicial impact” in part because of how little an incident was “discussed by him or the other jurors”
- finding no “possible prejudicial impact” in part because of how little an incident was “discussed by him or the other jurors”
- self-identification by speaker on phone registered to defendant's parents, plus fact that defendant was present at parents' house when visited by DEA agent, adequately establishes that speaker was the defendant
- subsequent delivery \several weeks\ after counts alleged in indictment relevant to show intent
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Judges: Crabtree
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