Supreme Court of New Jersey· 3/13/1985

State v. Ingram

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488 A.2d 545
98 N.J. 489
1985 N.J. LEXIS 2230

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permitting a jury to infer, until the defendant comes forward with some evidence to the contrary, that a defendant does not possess a license or permit to carry a weapon as required under N.J.S.A. 2C:39-2
permitting a jury to infer, until the defendant comes forward with some evidence to the contrary, that a defendant does not possess a license or permit to carry a weapon as required under N.J.S.A. 2C:39-2
juries may infer the existence of an essential element of crime from circumstances attendant to conduct
similarly interpreting N.J.S.A. 2C:l-14h(a) as applied to the offense of possession of a handgun without a permit
possession of gun permit may be demonstrated out of presence of jury in order to avoid undercutting defense of no possession
possession of gun permit may be demonstrated out of presence of jury in order to avoid undercutting defense of no possession

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