Supreme Court of New Jersey· 5/20/1991

State v. Perry

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590 A.2d 624
124 N.J. 128
1991 N.J. LEXIS 45

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concluding that trial court properly imposed consecutive sentences even though four of Yarbough' s five factors militated in favor of concurrent sentences
concluding that trial court properly imposed consecutive sentences even though four of Yarbough’s five factors militated in favor of concurrent sentences
finding one general question investigating potential presence of “any passion, prejudice, sympathy or bias” is sufficient absent request from counsel for more specific inquiry
upholding imposition of consecutive sentences despite four of Yarbough's five factors militating in favor of concurrent sentences
upholding imposition of consecutive sentences despite four of Yarbough's five factors militated in favor of concurrent sentences
finding consecutive sentences proper even though four of Yarbough's five factors favored concurrent sentences

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Judges: Garibaldi, Handler

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