New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 4/7/1976

State v. Inman

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357 A.2d 6
140 N.J. Super. 510

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finding admissibility of signature crime evidence is limited to where the crimes have \been committed by some novel or extraordinary means or in a peculiar or unusual manner\
\The admissibility of [signature] evidence is generally limited to those situations where 'a crime has been committed by some novel or extraordinary means or in a peculiar or unusual manner' . . . .\
\The admissibility of [signature] evidence is generally limited to those situations where 'a crime has been committed by some novel or extraordinary means or in a peculiar or unusual manner' . . . .\

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