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· 8/3/1959

In Re Application of Smigelski

Citations

  • 154 A.2d 1
  • 30 N.J. 513
  • 1959 N.J. LEXIS 191

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  • holding a statutory amendment restricting a juvenile's possible exposure to commitment was ameliorative and, for that reason, could be applied retroactively
  • holding a statutory amendment restricting a juvenile’s possible exposure to commitment was ameliorative and, for that reason, could be applied retroactively
  • when a statute is ameliorative it may be applied retroactively
  • allowing for retroactive application of an ameliorative juvenile commitment statute

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Judges: Hall

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