Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 10/3/1986

State v. Brown

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128 N.H. 606
517 A.2d 831
1986 N.H. LEXIS 328

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finding that evidence of suicidal thoughts prior to commission of crime affect, at most, weight to be given evidence
noting that trial court’s refusal to allow defense attorney’s request to approach the bench when arguing an admissibility objection contravenes Rule 66(a)
proper to ask victim whether defendant visited or contacted victim, where defendant claimed shooting was accidental, since silence in such circumstances \has some tendency to indicate that there is no regret because the injury was intended\
proper to ask victim whether defendant visited or contacted victim, where defendant claimed shooting was accidental, since silence in such circumstances “has some tendency to indicate that there is no regret because the injury was intended”
claim of accidental shooting, post crime conduct
claim of accidental shooting, post crime conduct

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