New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 5/30/1985

State v. Marks

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493 A.2d 596
201 N.J. Super. 514

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holding that the trial court's brief allusion to failure to admit guilt did not require remand
noting our \view that a defendant's refusal to acknowledge guilt following a conviction is generally not a germane factor in the sentencing decision\
noting in dicta that a defendant's refusal to express remorse and acknowledge guilt following conviction is \generally not a germane factor in the sentencing decision\
noting our \view that a defendant's refusal to acknowledge guilt following a conviction is generally not a germane factor in the sentencing decision\
noting our \view that a defendant's refusal to acknowledge guilt following a conviction is generally not a germane factor in the sentencing decision\
noting its \view that a defendant's refusal to acknowledge guilt following a conviction is generally not a germane factor in the sentencing decision\

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Judges: Judges Michels, Petrella and Baime

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