Supreme Court of New Jersey· 7/22/1993

State v. Oliver

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627 A.2d 144
133 N.J. 141
1993 N.J. LEXIS 722

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holding that other crimes evidence was properly before jury but finding charge inadequate to properly guide jury's use of that evidence
holding that other crimes evidence was properly before jury but finding charge inadequate to properly guide jury’s use of that evidence
holding that when a defendant claims sexual acts that are the subject of a charged offense were A-3188-18 14 consensual, he puts his state of mind at issue, opening the door to the admission of evidence of previous conduct
affirming reversal of defendant’s sexual assault convictions primarily because of inadequacy of limiting instruction on use of other-crime evidence
affirming reversal of defendant's sexual assault convictions primarily because of inadequacy of limiting instruction on use of other-crime evidence
permitting evidence of assaults on women at defendant's home where others were present downstairs to prove feasibility of occurrence in case being tried

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