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State v. Fair

Docket number
086617
Date

Ruled that prosecution for terroristic threats premised on a mens rea of recklessness was constitutionally sufficient to satisfy both the First Amendment and state constitution’s affirmative right to free speech

Opinions, Briefs and other Documents

  • Opinion

State v. Fair, N.J. A-20-22

  • Party Brief

State of New Jersey - Letter Brief

  • Party Brief

Calvin Fair - Supplemental Response Brief

  • Amicus Brief

Attorney General of New Jersey - Response Brief

  • Party Brief

State of New Jersey - Supplemental Brief

  • Party Brief

Calvin Fair - Supplemental Party Brief

  • Amicus Brief

Attorney General of New Jersey - Supplemental Brief

  • Amicus Brief

Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey - Letter Brief

  • Amicus Brief

ACLU New Jersey - Supplemental Amicus Brief

  • Party Brief

State of New Jersey - Response to Amicus Brief by Crim Defense Lawyers of NJ

  • Party Brief

State of New Jersey - Response to Amicus Brief by ACLU NJ

  • Party Brief

Calvin Fair - Response Brief

  • Amicus Brief

Attorney General of New Jersey - Amicus Brief

  • Amicus Brief

Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers New Jersey - Amicus Brief

  • Amicus Brief

ACLU New Jersey - Amicus Brief

  • Party Brief

Calvin Fair - Party Brief

  • Party Brief

State of New Jersey - Brief

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