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State v. Mendez

Citations

  • 785 A.2d 945
  • 345 N.J. Super. 498

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  • upholding tampering conviction where the defendant held a bag of white, powdery substance out the window of a moving car while being chased by police, thereby destroying the only evidence of a possible underlying crime
  • upholding a tampering conviction where the defendant had tossed, and the police were unable to recover, a bag containing an unknown quantity of an unknown white, powdery substance out the window of a car being chased by police
  • upholding a tampering conviction where the defendant had tossed, and the police were unable to recover, a bag containing an unknown quantity of an unknown white, powdery substance out the window of a car being chased by police
  • “[T]he use of the word ‘attempts’ in the definition of a substantive offense does not necessarily reflect a legislative intent to import the law of attempt, including the ‘purposeful’ culpability requirement, into that offense.”
  • indicating \knowingly flees or attempts to elude\ requires knowing culpability

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Judges: Judges Skillman, Wallace, Jr. and Wells

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