Supreme Court of New Jersey· 11/30/2011

State v. Yough

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31 A.3d 271
208 N.J. 385
2011 N.J. LEXIS 1223

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stating that whether a curative instruction can neutralize a prejudicial remark is within the trial court's competence
stating that whether a curative instruction can neutralize a prejudicial remark is within the trial court's competence
recognizing threatening A-4389-18 18 or intimidating a witness after the crime \would be admissible to demonstrate consciousness of guilt under N.J.R.E. 404(b)\
explaining that if the defendant threatens or intimidates a A-2266-21 21 witness, such conduct is admissible to demonstrate consciousness of guilt under N.J.R.E. 404(b)
stating that “grant of a mistrial is an extraordinary remedy”
first quoting Harvey, 151 N.J. at 205; and then quoting State v. Labrutto, 114 N.J. 187, 207 (1989)

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