Supreme Court of New Jersey· 6/21/1990

State v. Pennington

Citations

575 A.2d 816
119 N.J. 547
1990 N.J. LEXIS 72

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holding that prior murder convictions could be admitted into evidence to impeach testifying defendant in his capital murder trial
holding that prior murder convictions could be admitted into evidence to impeach testifying defendant in his capital murder trial
holding improper suggestions to jury during guilt and penalty phases that its “oath” requires it to convict
holding improper suggestions to jury during guilt and penalty phases that its \oath\ requires it to convict
finding that the amendment was one of form and that it did not unduly prejudice the defendant because it did not change his defense strategy
finding evidence that defendant reflexively fired gun when victim threw a glass at him was sufficient to warrant Gerald charge

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Judges: Pollock, Handler, Stein

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