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State v. Matulewicz
As *479 Judge Conford so precisely noted, "[t]he broad subject of admissibility of official statements containing factual conclusions derived from investigatory proceedings has constituted a controversial area in the law of evidence and has evoked differing points of view." Id. at 594.
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JOAN M. PHILLIPS, ADMX., ETC., ET AL., PLAINTIFFS-PETITIONERS,
v.
ERIE LACKAWANNA RAILROAD CO., ET AL., DEFENDANTS, AND NEW JERSEY & NEW YORK RAILROAD CO., DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT.
v.
ERIE LACKAWANNA RAILROAD CO., ET AL., DEFENDANTS, AND NEW JERSEY & NEW YORK RAILROAD CO., DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT.
Supreme Court of New Jersey.
Feb 24, 1970.
Cited by 1 opinion | Published
Messrs. DeYoe, DeYoe & Guiney for the petitioners.
Messrs. Lamb, Blake, Hutchinson & Dunne for the respondent.
Denied.