Supreme Court of New Jersey· 8/11/1999

State v. Bey

Citations

736 A.2d 469
161 N.J. 233
1999 N.J. LEXIS 1008

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holding that \a statement of remorse by defendant would not have substantially affected the jury's deliberations\
holding that \the record demonstrates that the plea would not have had a substantial propensity to alter the jury's deliberations\
holding that to meet the two-prong Strickland test defendant would have to show that had he testified, the result of the hearing would have been different
stating that doctors' testimony and counsel's comments that defendant was remorseful were insufficient substitutes for defendant's own plea for mercy
stating that \[t]he test for measuring the effectiveness of counsel ... is set forth in the opinions of the Supreme Court of the United States in Strickland ... and of this Court in [ Fritz ]\
stating that “[tjhe test for measuring the effectiveness of counsel ... is set forth in the opinions of the Supreme Court of the United States in Strickland ... and of this Court in [Fritz ]”

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Judges: Pollock, Handler

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