New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 4/27/1992

State v. Paige

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607 A.2d 164
256 N.J. Super. 362

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holding that trial court cannot discharge juror merely because juror is at odds with rest of jury
stating that the trial court cannot replace a \disgruntled\ juror \whose position is at odds with the rest of the jury\
a third trial, where two juries had failed to reach a verdict and where no new evidence was offered against the defendant, did not violate the principles of fundamental fairness
a third trial, where two juries had failed to reach a verdict and where no new evidence was offered against the defendant, did not violate the principles of fundamental fairness
third trial authorized under the Abbati standard primarily because new evidence emerged

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