Supreme Court of New Jersey· 5/10/2004

State v. Cook

Citations

847 A.2d 530
179 N.J. 533
2004 N.J. LEXIS 464

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reasoning that defendant’s emotional reaction seemed to be “more related to the things [the defendant] ¡was admitting than to anything else”
reasoning that defendant's emotional reaction seemed to be \more related to the things [the defendant] was admitting than to anything else\
employing supervisory authority to establish committee to evaluate desirability of mandating electronic recordation of defendants’ pretrial statements
establishing committee to study and make recommendations on use of electronic recordation of custodial interrogations and, ultimately, exercising supervisory powers to adopt recordation requirements
defining “statement” in criminal procedure as “[a]n account of a person’s ... knowledge of a crime”
defining \statement\ in criminal procedure as \[a]n account of a person's . . . knowledge of a crime\

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Judges: Lavecchia, Long

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