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State v. Martinez

Citations

  • 483 A.2d 117
  • 97 N.J. 567
  • 1984 N.J. LEXIS 3249

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  • following Jackson v. Virginia and holding that “the State’s right to the benefit of reasonable inferences cannot be used to reduce the State’s burden of establishing the essential elements of the offense charged beyond a reasonable doubt”
  • following Jackson v. Virginia and holding that \the State's right to the benefit of reasonable inferences cannot be used to reduce the State's burden of establishing the essential elements of the offense charged beyond a reasonable doubt\

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Judges: Garibaldi, Schreiber

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