New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 3/16/2011

State v. McGuire

Citations

16 A.3d 411
419 N.J. Super. 88

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explaining that a prosecutor's statements that would otherwise be improper \may be deemed harmless if made in response to defense arguments\
affirming exclusion of allegedly incriminating hearsay statement where there was no evidence that the declarant knew the statement might subject him to criminal prosecution
\A prosecutor's otherwise prejudicial arguments may be deemed harmless if made in response to defense arguments.\
\A prosecutor's otherwise prejudicial arguments may be deemed harmless if made in response to defense arguments.\

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Judges: Judges Fuentes, Ashrafi and Nugent

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