Carrino v. Novotny

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• discussing importance of reversing jury verdicts only when necessary to avoid “a plain miscarriage of justice”
• jury verdict should be reversed only if “so distorted and wrong” as to constitute a manifest denial of justice
• “[A] jury verdict, from the weight of evidence standpoint, is impregnable unless so distorted and wrong, in the objective and articulated view of a judge, as to manifest with utmost certainty a plain miscarriage of justice.”

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Other cases named Carrino v. Novotny

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• Carrino v. Novotny
  Supreme Court of New Jersey· 1977-02-03