Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 5/7/2013

State v. Gribble

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165 N.H. 1
66 A.3d 1194

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holding it was not the functional equivalent of interrogation when police officer answered defendant’s questions about his job, the death penalty, or murder charges in general
declining to address issue because moving party “failed to provide us with a sufficient record to determine whether it presented its . . . argument to the trial court”
prejudice not presumed even though all sixteen seated jurors reported knowing about the crimes prior to jury selection
passage of nearly a year and a half between the crimes and the defendant’s trial “diminished any presumptive impact of the publicity at the time the crime was committed”
potential for prejudice mitigated by juiy pool of more than 400,000 residents
“In contrast to the cold transcript received by the appellate court, the in-the-moment voir dire affords the trial court a more intimate and immediate basis for assessing a venire member’s fitness for jury service.” (quotation omitted)

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Judges: Bassett, Conboy, Dalianis, Hicks

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