A-76-07
12-9-08
The judgment of the Appellate Division is affirmed substantially for the reasons expressed in Judge Skillman’s opinion.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
State of New Jersey v. Kevin C. Williams
A-4616-04T4
12-12-08
The Court held that there was no violation of an order of sequestration or defendant's constitutional rights when the victim remained in the courtroom after testifying, overheard defendant speak, and was recalled to make vocal identification.
Editor: Caitlin Yaeger
12-12-08
The Court held that there was no violation of an order of sequestration or defendant's constitutional rights when the victim remained in the courtroom after testifying, overheard defendant speak, and was recalled to make vocal identification.
Editor: Caitlin Yaeger
Friday, December 05, 2008
State of New Jersey in the Interest of P.M.P.
A-5156-07T4
12-01-08
We conclude a juvenile delinquency complaint, filed at the
direction of a county prosecutor's office, is not the
substantial equivalent of an indictment such that it initiates a
formal adversarial proceeding and triggers a juvenile's right to
counsel. We reverse the trial court's extension of the
protections of State v. Sanchez, 129 N.J. 261, 277 (1992) to
juvenile proceedings.
12-01-08
We conclude a juvenile delinquency complaint, filed at the
direction of a county prosecutor's office, is not the
substantial equivalent of an indictment such that it initiates a
formal adversarial proceeding and triggers a juvenile's right to
counsel. We reverse the trial court's extension of the
protections of State v. Sanchez, 129 N.J. 261, 277 (1992) to
juvenile proceedings.
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