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State v. Cooper

Citations

  • 510 A.2d 681
  • 211 N.J. Super. 1

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  • subjective motive to arrest felon, though police had no warrant, did not invalidate objectively reasonable presence of police for a different purpose in home where felon was found
  • The defendant was convicted of federal RICO charges that listed robbery as one of the predicate felonies. Held: New Jersey could prosecute the defendant for robbery because the federal conviction was based on other listed predicate felonies.

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Judges: Judges Morton I. Greenberg, J.H. Coleman and Long

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