Supreme Court of New Jersey· 5/12/1976
State v. Tumminello
Citations
- 358 A.2d 769
- 70 N.J. 187
- 1976 N.J. LEXIS 191
How courts have described this case
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- holding that medical evidence clearly established that the defendant's condition was rapidly deteriorating, and his health would be placed in greater danger by incarceration
- holding that medical evidence clearly established that the defendant's condition was rapidly deteriorating, and his health would be placed in greater danger by incarceration
- balance of custodial sentence suspended when defendant’s health drastically deteriorated
- where the sentencing judge “had before him no medical evidence whatsoever.”
- exercising original jurisdiction in light of defendant’s continuing physical deterioration
- original jurisdiction exercised in light of defendant’s con tinuing physical deterioration
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Judges: Clifford
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