State Supreme Court / N.J.

State v. Handy

Decided April 26, 2011. Virginia Long wrote the opinion for the court.

18 A.3d 179 · Cited 198 times

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Precedents cited

Decisions in our collection this opinion relies on, ordered by how often it cites each. Cases we publish link through; others open the full text.

United States v. Ramirez · 523 U.S. 65
State v. Bruzzese · 463 A.2d 320
State v. Novembrino · 519 A.2d 820
Weeks v. United States · 232 U.S. 383
Manalapan Realty v. Township Committee of the Township of Manalapan · 658 A.2d 1230
State v. Johnson · 199 A.2d 809
State v. Harris · 859 A.2d 364
State v. Elders · 927 A.2d 1250
People v. Defore · 150 N.E. 585
State v. Hunt · 450 A.2d 952
State v. Hempele · 576 A.2d 793
State v. Johnson · 576 A.2d 834
State v. Citarella · 712 A.2d 1096
State v. Pierce · 642 A.2d 947
State v. Diloreto · 850 A.2d 1226
State v. Allen · 690 N.W.2d 582

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