Sogness v. Director, Division of Taxation

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• noting that, although the marital testimonial privilege is designed to protect the marriage at the time of trial, the marital communications privilege attaches at the time the communication is made
• noting that, although the marital testimonial priv- ilege is designed to protect the marriage at the time of trial, the marital communications privilege attaches at the time the communication is made
• noting that the latter procedure should be “carefully considered and sparingly utilized”
• upholding heroin conspiracy conviction without distinguishing between D- and L-isomers because statute did not distinguish them
• upholding heroin conspiracy conviction without distinguishing between D- and L-isomers because statute did not distinguish them
• timing and circumstances of series of meetings may be sufficiently suspicious to permit a reasonable inference of complicity in criminal enterprise

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