Supreme Court of New Jersey· 5/24/1978

State v. Miller

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388 A.2d 218
76 N.J. 392
1978 N.J. LEXIS 179

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holding that removal of juror was warranted when juror's nervous and emotional condition renders him or her unable to render fair verdict
holding that removal of juror was warranted when juror’s nervous and emotional condition renders him or her unable to render fair verdict
holding that defendant's statements were admissible even though interviewing officer said, \You've got to tell me the truth.\
holding that defendant’s statements were admissible even though interviewing officer said, “You’ve got to tell me the truth.”
holding that trial court properly substituted an alternate for juror who “stated that in his then nervous and emotional condition, he did not think he could render a fair verdict”
holding that police may use “deception or trickery” to induce a confession so long as it does not offend due process and is not calculated to produce a false confession

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