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· 12/13/1954

Urian v. Urian

Citations

  • 16 N.J. 616
  • 109 A.2d 814
  • 1954 N.J. LEXIS 449

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the State improperly admitted testimony that the defendant’s father attempted to suppress a witness’s statement because no evidence was presented indicating “that this was done by the procurement of the defendant, or with his knowledge or consent”
  • evidence that defendant's father tried to bribe witness not admissible unless father's action is linked to defendant
  • evidence of a family relationship between the defendant and the person making the threat is not enough to establish a sufficient nexus to the defendant

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