Supreme Court of New Jersey· 6/30/1997

State v. Ellis

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697 A.2d 544
151 N.J. 74
1997 N.J. LEXIS 1611

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upholding defendant’s conviction in absentia where he had knowledge of the trial date, time, and location and failed to proffer a valid reason for his absence
upholding defendant's conviction in absentia where he had knowledge of the trial date, time, and location and failed to proffer a valid reason for his absence
finding murder defendant with participatory interest in seized telephone answering machine tape lacked constitutionally protected privacy interest in co-conspirator's apartment to which he unlawfully gained entry
newly discovered eyewitness “patently” material where identification was “the only real issue at trial.”

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