Law, Justice & Public Authority

Types of Appellate Review and the “Harmlessness” of Prosecutorial Misconduct in New Jersey

An examination of preserved and unpreserved prosecutorial error, harmlessness review, and the standards appellate courts use when evaluating prosecutorial misconduct.

New Jersey State Policy Lab March 20, 2025 12 min read
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Authors

Elizabeth Griffiths · Heather L. Scheuerman · Ryan Brown

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