State v. Miller

Supreme Court of New Jersey · Decided 1978-05-24

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Pashman, J., dissenting and concurring in part. I am convinced that this defendant’s confession was involuntary and join in Point I of Judge Conford’s dissent. I conclude that B. 1:8-2 (d), providing for the substitution of an alternate juror for a regular juror after deliberations have begun, is constitutionally valid on its face. So long as the members of the original…

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