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· 10/18/2018

State v. Pettit

Citations

  • 194 A.3d 991
  • 235 N.J. 317

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  • \The testimony of defendant ... is ... not a statement of fact but a mere legal conclusion of the witness and as such has no probative force whatever and is not to be considered any proof of the existence of facts necessary to establish the [legal conclusion].\

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