Supreme Court of New Jersey· 5/29/1950

State v. De Paola

Citations

73 A.2d 564
5 N.J. 1
1950 N.J. LEXIS 161

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stating that “[t]o be admissible as part of the res gestae the statement must have been made spontaneously under conditions such as to preclude calm reflection and eliminate any opportunity for composing a self-serving declaration”
stating that \[t]o be admissible as part of the res gestae the statement must have been made spontaneously under conditions such as to preclude calm reflection and eliminate any opportunity for composing a self-serving declaration\
finding reversible error to permit cross-examination testimony of defendant about false answers he provided in application for liquor license for purpose of showing defendant was unworthy of belief
stating \a juvenile adjudication does not constitute conviction of a crime\
failure to call wife, who was hostile
failure to call wife, who was hostile

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Judges: Wachenfeld

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