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… officers found defendant running through a backyard, and ordered him to stop. Defendant stopped, and was placed under …
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… defendant to an aggregate prison term of eight years, and ordered him to pay restitution in the amount of $235,093.75 …
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… 197 N.J. 383, 406 (2009). Here, the motion judge's order was based on the change in the tone of the interview …
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… amount of expenses paid by [V.W.] and/or family members in order to determine eligibility. Such a process would place …
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… Defendant Andre Scott appeals from an October 3, 2016 order of the Law Division denying his petition for …
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… money, from the owner of a computer or any third party. In order to convict defendant of computer criminal activity, …
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… Defendant did not complete the services to which she was ordered that included substance abuse treatment, and …
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… and had stopped taking her medication for bipolar disorder. Nonetheless, the Division closed the case since the … and assistance with housing and other benefits. Court orders required compliance with the services provided. … has only irregularly taken her medication for bipolar disorder. In fact, she stated she no longer needs medication …
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… law. Appellants urge us to vacate the 2019 decision and "order that [the Board's] 2016 [decision] requiring an HVACR …
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… appeals from the Family Part's June 28, 2018 fact- finding order, finding that he abused or neglected his then … the child was diagnosed with "pervasive development disorder and attention deficient [sic] disorder" at the time of the incident. Id. at 506. The mother …
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… possession of a knife, count four; six months for disorderly persons resisting arrest, count five; and twelve … the jury found defendant guilty of the lesser included disorderly persons offense of resisting arrest on count five. 4 … drugs. Unsure if defendant had a knife, Rastegarpanah again ordered him to the ground. The officer holstered his weapon, …
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… conversational manner, if he did not make demands or issue orders, and if his questions were not overbearing or …
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… are not 6 A-4118-17T4 The scope of review on appeals from orders terminating parental rights is limited. We are bound …
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… model jury charge, the judge instructed the jury that in order to find defendant guilty, the State must prove beyond …
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… underlying appellate review that "appeals are taken from orders and judgments and not from opinions . . . or reasons …
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… assault, the court instructed the jury as follows: In order to convict the defendant of this charge the State must …
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… is not readily discernable on the video, nor is the exact order of which officer stood where. However, one officer was … 6 incident, appellant developed Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ("PTSD"), a diagnosed condition that the Board does …
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… defendant asserts that the court abused its discretion by ordering his sentence on his aggravated assault conviction …
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… hearing that she diagnosed appellant with three disorders: "pedophilic disorder, non-exclusive type, attracted to males"; "other specified personality disorder"; and "schizoaffective disorder." 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to …
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… we note that the scope of our review in an appeal from an order terminating parental rights is limited. N.J. Div. of …