· 9/19/1986
Corrigan v. Palkoski
Citations
- 213 N.J. Super. 316
- 517 A.2d 185
- 1986 N.J. Super. LEXIS 1452
How courts have described this case
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- affirming admission of evidence of appellant’s past abusive conduct against a romantic partner where appellant claimed victim’s death was accidental
- affirming aggravated sexual battery conviction where victim told defendant “no” and that she “did not like it”
- trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting extrinsic-acts evidence pursuant to Rule 413
- “Any prejudicial impact of the extrinsic acts evidence was mitigated when the trial court gave the jury specific instructions about the limited purpose of the evidence.”
- “Any prejudicial impact of the extrinsic acts evidence was mitigated when the trial court gave the jury specific instructions about the limited purpose of the evidence.”
- “Any prejudicial impact of the extrinsic acts evidence was mitigated when the trial court gave the jury specific instructions about the limited purpose of the evidence.”
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Judges: Serpentelli
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