Supreme Court of New Jersey· 3/12/2009

State v. Echols

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972 A.2d 1091
199 N.J. 341

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holding that the failure to give an alibi instruction is error
holding that the failure to give an alibi instruction is error
stating that, in Fritz, \we addressed a criminal defendant's constitutional right to the assistance of `reasonably competent counsel' and adopted the standards for evaluating ineffective assistance of counsel claims established by the United States Supreme Court in Strickland\
stating that, in Fritz, “we addressed a criminal defendant’s constitutional right to the assistance of ‘reasonably competent counsel’ and adopted the standards for evaluating ineffective assistance of counsel claims established by the United States Supreme Court in Strickland,”
“Unless both parts of the test are established, defendant’s claim must fail.”

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Judges: Wallace, Jr

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