Supreme Court of New Jersey· 4/15/1982

State v. Humphreys

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444 A.2d 569
89 N.J. 4
1982 N.J. LEXIS 1892

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holding that the whole person concept of sentencing authorizes court to consider a wide range of information that might otherwise be excluded by evidentiary standards
“The whole person concept authorizes the sentencing court to comprehend in its deliberations a wide range of information that might otherwise be excluded by evidentiary norms.”
in determining eligibility for criminal diversion, court may consider reliable evidence of antisocial conduct and manifested attitude toward law
to determine whether defendant may retain license to purchase a gun after dismissal of criminal charges pertaining to the misuse of firearms
\The whole person concept authorizes the sentencing court to comprehend in its deliberations a wide range of information that might otherwise be excluded by evidentiary norms.\
in determining eligibility for criminal diversion, court may consider reliable evidence of antisocial conduct and manifested attitude toward law

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