August 24, 2011208 N.J. 208
The Court concluded that scientific research undermines the existing framework for assessing eyewitness identifications and requires a revised approach to admissibility and jury guidance.
Published opinions from 2011. The case name opens the case page.
August 24, 2011208 N.J. 208
The Court concluded that scientific research undermines the existing framework for assessing eyewitness identifications and requires a revised approach to admissibility and jury guidance.
May 17, 2011206 N.J. 14
The Court held that a member who personally experiences a qualifying terrifying or horror-inducing event has met Patterson’s objective reasonableness threshold, leaving the Richardson factors to be assessed.
April 12, 2011208 N.J. 182
The Court held that the Civil Service Commission did not adequately explain why it reduced Stallworth’s termination to a four-month suspension, because it gave insufficient consideration to the full disciplinary record and the appointing authority’s concerns.