Supreme Court of New Jersey· 12/11/2002
State v. Frisby
Citations
- 811 A.2d 414
- 174 N.J. 583
- 2002 N.J. LEXIS 1636
How courts have described this case
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- holding that improper admission of hearsay warranted new trial because it was “clearly capable of producing an unjust result” (internal quotations omitted)
- noting that expert opinion on a 14 A-4887-11T1 witness' credibility encroaches upon the province of the jury
- noting that \[t]he effect of the police testimony essentially vouching for\ the version of events contrary to defendant \cannot be overstated\
- noting that \[t]he effect of the police testimony essentially vouching for\ the version of events contrary to defendant \cannot be overstated\
- finding that the defendant’s trial was tainted by a testifying witness’s reliance on inadmissible evidence
- holding a police officer cannot testify that a defendant's statement is a lie
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