New Jersey Superior Court App Division· 2/4/2002

State v. T.C.

Citations

347 N.J. Super. 219
789 A.2d 173
2002 N.J. Super. LEXIS 47

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holding that evidence of defendant’s earlier abuse of her child was admissible to show intent and prejudice did not outweigh probative value
admitting evidence that defendant mistreated child prior to a five-year absence, to demonstrate malice, hatred, and intent to harm child, in prosecution that the defendant endangered the child's welfare after he returned to the defendant's custody
finding there was no need for a specific unanimity instruction because “[t]here was but one theory of ongoing emotional and physical abuse over a period of time, which consisted of a number of ‘conceptually similar acts committed by the defendant’”
“Abused or neglect child means a child . . . whose parent or guardian . . . inflicts . . . physical injury . . . which causes or creates a substantial risk of protracted impairment of physical or emotional health.”

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Judges: Lesemann

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