State of New Jersey v. Jean A. Sene

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• noting that factor ten is inapplicable when the offense carries a presumption of imprisonment unless the record supports a finding of \serious injustice\ (quoting State v. Evers, 175 N.J. 355, 388 (2003))
• \Nothing in the plain meaning of the phrase 'involved in an accident' requires the element of contact between the vehicle driven by defendant and the victim.\

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