Quarto v. Adams

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing the Attorney General's interpretation of a statute is entitled \to a degree of deference\ because of his or her \special role as the sole legal adviser to most agencies of State Government\
• noting that it was “not bound to adopt the Attorney General’s Formal Opinion as a correct statement of law” although “it is nonetheless entitled to a degree of deference”
• recognizing the Attorney General's interpretation of a statute is entitled \to a degree of deference\ because of his or her \special role as the sole legal adviser to most agencies of State Government\
• acknowledging the non-binding degree of deference accorded to the Attorney General's interpretation of New Jersey laws
• noting that impeachment evidence is not analyzed under Rule 404(b)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).