Rule 801

State v. Legere, 2007-396 (N.H. S.Ct., Oct. 15, 2008)

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Kelly A. Ayotte, attorney general (Thomas E. Bocian, attorney, on the brief, and N. William Delker, senior assistant attorney general, orally), for the State.
Christopher M. Johnson, chief appellate defender, of Concord, on the brief and orally, for the defendant.
Christopher Legere, by brief, pro se

State v. Forbes, 2007-573 (N.H. S.Ct., Aug. 6, 2008)

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DUGGAN, J. The defendant, John Forbes, was convicted by a jury in Superior Court of one count of aggravated felonious sexual assault. See RSA 632-A:2, II (2007). On appeal, he argues that the Trial Court (Coffey, J.) erred in admitting evidence of his silence as an adoptive admission pursuant to New Hampshire Rule of Evidence 801(d)(2)(B). Because we agree that the trial court unsustainably exercised its discretion by admitting this evidence, we reverse and remand.

State v. Knickerbocker, Jr., 03-S-132 (Merrimack, Feb. 5, 2004)

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The defendant, George Knickerbocker, Jr., also known as Nicky Robbins, is charged with one count of Second Degree Murder in connection with the death of a one-month-old infant, Adam Robbins, in February 1983. The defendant moves to dismiss the charge for lack of speedy indictment, and the State objects. The Court held an evidentiary hearing over three days on this matter, subsequent to which it directed the parties to file written legal arguments.

State v. Mann, 04-S-1560 (Hillsborough, South, Oct. 21, 2005)

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THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
HILLSBOROUGH, SS SUPERIOR COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT 04-S-1560
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
V.
STEPHEN MANN
ORDER ON MOTION IN LIMINE RE: 911 TAPE

LYNN, C.J.