Supreme Court of New Jersey· 6/21/1990

State v. Long

Citations

575 A.2d 435
119 N.J. 439
1990 N.J. LEXIS 71

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recognizing that other-crimes evidence admissible during guilt phase may be too prejudicial during penalty phase and be irremediable by a limiting instruction
recognizing that other-crimes evidence admissible during guilt phase may be too prejudicial during penalty phase and be irremediable by a limiting instruction
holding that considerations of overbreadth and relevance may limit available discovery in criminal proceedings
holding that \[a]ny delay that defendant caused or requested would not weigh in favor of finding a speedy trial violation\ (quoting State v. Gallegan, 117 N.J. 345, 355 (1989))
holding that \[a]ny delay that defendant caused or requested would not weigh in favor of finding a speedy trial violation\ (quoting State v. Gallegan, 117 N.J. 345, 355 (1989))
holding that a three-year delay in a capital murder case did not prejudice defendant

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Judges: O'Hern, Handler, Stein

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