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… The judge memorialized his decision in a September 30, 2019 order. Defendant now appeals, reprising the arguments raised …
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… had not handled any of the prior proceedings, entered an order that, after noting it was defendant's second PCR …
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… prongs of the Strickland test." The judge's June 10, 2020 order denied defendant's PCR petition. Before us, defendant …
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… Emotion Blackwell appeals from a December 14, 2020 order denying his fifth petition for post-conviction relief …
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… because "leaving her job with [her] former employer in order to take a better position because of factors related …
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… Locklear appeals from the April 30, 2020 Law Division order denying him post-conviction relief (PCR). We affirm. …
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2C:2-1
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… circumstance(s) tying defendant to the [contraband] in order for the State to prove constructive possession beyond …
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2C:12-13
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… with a bodily fluid commits an aggravated assault. In order for you to find the defendant guilty of this offense, …
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2C:14-2a(7)
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… helpless, mentally defective or mentally incapacitated. In order to convict defendant of this charge, the State must … disease, infirmities, adverse psychological or emotional disorders.7 Mentally incapacitated means that condition in …
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… assault on another, burglary, arson, or criminal escape. In order to convict defendant of this charge, the State must …
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2C:17-3a(1)
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… damages the tangible property of another person. In order to convict defendant of this offense you must find … on that issue, a conviction for criminal mischief as a disorderly person’s offense should be entered. Cf., State v. …
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2C:17-3a(1)
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… employment of fire, explosives or other dangerous means. In order to convict defendant of this offense you must find … on that issue, a conviction for criminal mischief as a disorderly person's offense should be entered. Cf., State v. … "recklessly" or "negligently" to fourth degree or disorderly persons offenses, depending upon the amount of …
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2C:17-3a(3)
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… disruption to the functioning of the research facility. In order to convict defendant of this offense, you must find …
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2C:17-3a(8)
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… or telegraph wires, lines, cables or appurtenances. In order to convict defendant of this offense, you must find …
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2C:21-1a
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… forged in a manner specified above is guilty of a crime. In order to meet its burden of proof, the State must prove the …
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2C:21-2.1b
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… case, the State alleges that the defendant (describe). In order for you to find the defendant guilty of this offense, …
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2C:21-2.1c
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… case, the State alleges that the defendant (describe). In order for you to find the defendant guilty of this offense, … 1 “A violation of [N.J.S.A. 2C:28-7], constituting a disorderly persons offense, section 1 of P.L.1979, c. 264 … if the defendant is alleged to have committed the disorderly persons violation codified at either N.J.S.A. …
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2C:21-4.3c
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… that person knowingly commits health care claims fraud. In order to convict defendant, the State must prove beyond a …
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2C:21-6d
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… in violation of the law1 . . . is guilty of a crime. In order for you to find the defendant guilty, the State must …
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2C:28-7a(2)
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… . . . [with the purpose to defraud or injure anyone.]2 In order to convict the defendant, the State must prove each of … makes the offense a third degree crime as opposed to a disorderly persons offense. This part of the statute should be …