Supreme Court of New Jersey· 6/9/1989

State v. Hunt

Citations

558 A.2d 1259
115 N.J. 330
1989 N.J. LEXIS 71

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concluding that twenty-four stab wounds inflicted on murder victim were insufficient to establish an aggravating factor in capital murder case because defendant was motivated by revenge
holding that failure to give a limiting instruction on the proper use of “other crimes, wrongs, or acts” evidence was harmless error
upholding exclusion for cause of juror who stated that she would not want and probably could not vote for death sentence
upholding exclusion for cause of juror who stated that she would not want and probably could not vote for death sentence
leaving the conduct and content of voir dire to the “sound discretion” of trial courts
leaving the conduct and content of voir dire to the \sound discretion\ of trial courts

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Judges: Pollock, Handler

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