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· 1/30/2024

Shelley Pritchett v. State of New Jersey

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  • harmless error where objectionable testimony is a single reference to defendant’s invoking right to an attorney and prosecution refrains from commenting on it again
  • reference to defendant's silence was not accusatory in nature and was not used for any improper purpose such as impeachment

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