Supreme Court of New Jersey· 12/21/1994

State v. Brown

Citations

651 A.2d 19
138 N.J. 481
1994 N.J. LEXIS 1284

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declaring that “consecutive sentencing for multiple murders that occur in close sequence is not improper”
declaring that \consecutive sentencing for multiple murders that occur in close sequence is not improper\
stating that jury need not be unanimous to support verdict that defendant was guilty of murder not committed by his own conduct
stating that jury need not be unanimous to support verdict that defendant was guilty of murder not committed by his own conduct
prior statement of a witness is admissible in a criminal trial as a prior inconsistent statement where the witness maintains he or she cannot recall incidents related in his or her earlier statement and the trial judge finds that the memory lapse was feigned

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Judges: Stein, Handler, O'Hern

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