Supreme Court of New Jersey· 2/6/1997

State v. Jordan

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688 A.2d 97
147 N.J. 409
1997 N.J. LEXIS 38

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holding that failure to give Kociolek charge, instructing jury not to give too much trust to accuracy of testimony associated with any extrajudicial oral statements, did not have capacity to bring about unjust result
holding that failure to give Kociolek charge, instructing jury not to give too much trust to accuracy .of testimony associated with any extrajudicial oral statements, did not have capacity to bring about unjust result
holding that some jury instructions are \so crucial to the jury's deliberations on the guilt of a criminal defendant that errors in those instructions are presumed to be reversible.\
explaining that \all that is necessary is that the charge as a whole be accurate\
finding that some jury instructions are \so crucial to the jury's deliberations on the guilt of a criminal defendant that errors in those instructions are presumed to be reversible\
finding that some jury instructions are \so crucial to the jury's deliberations on the guilt of a criminal defendant that errors in those instructions are presumed to be reversible\

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Judges: Garibaldi, Stein

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