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… DEFENSE WHEN STATE WITNESSES VIOLATED THE SEQUESTRATION ORDER, UNDERMINING COUNSEL'S ABILITY TO IMPEACH THEM BASED … Rule "does not require defendants to file an affidavit in order to be entitled to a hearing on a motion to suppress …
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… behind her, pressed a knife against her back, and ordered her to open the register. She fumbled with the … jury. The victim inspected six photographs in sequential order. She did not immediately identify defendant's … after he returned to the room and while the video recorder was turned off. See R. 3:11(b) (requiring a written …
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… apply the same standard as the trial court in reviewing an order denying a motion for a judgment of acquittal. State v. … a single photo shown to the witness by law enforcement in order "to add [a] full name to a nickname"). The testimony …
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… and, in one instance, conducted a "felony stop," ordering the car's occupants out of the vehicle. Police … Hines' identification at trial. 15 A-3934-18 The judge ordered a hearing pursuant to N.J.R.E. 104 at which Hart and …
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… trial, defendant agreed to stipulate that he had a prior disorderly persons conviction involving domestic violence, thus … The only request made to the trial judge was to switch the order of the two stipulations so that the judge would first … acts is not admissible to prove a person's disposition in order to show that on a particular occasion the person acted …
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… of murder and weapons charges. He also appeals from an order admitting his statement made while in the hospital … inculpatory statement a second time." In an August 18, 2017 order and attached written decision, the judge granted the …
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… v. Pierro, 438 N.J. Super. 517, 530 (App. Div. 2015). In order to prevail on such an appeal, the defendant bears the … excessive. Specifically, he argues the court erred in ordering the sentence imposed on the certain persons weapons …
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… that could help you." Defendant asked what he could do in order to walk out of there and Hamdeh told him that was "not … of eight arrests, "one indictable conviction, three disorderly persons and one municipal ordinance conviction," the … had to confess "his full involvement in these offenses" in order to avoid facing murder charges. We conclude that …
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… ON THE DELIBERATING JURY TO REACH [AN] AGREEMENT BY ORDERING ONE JUROR TO CONTINUE DELIBERATING WITHOUT … need not be established beyond a reasonable doubt in order for the jury to draw the inference.'" State v. Thomas, …
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… to "get out on the ground." He testified to "yelling" orders at the defendant, and 3 A-0254-18 defendant making … at trial. In another pretrial motion, the State sought an order allowing it to introduce at trial, as N.J.R.E. 404(b) … of marijuana recovered" would have only supported a disorderly person's charge. While the prosecutor did, in her …
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… Doubt, And, Consequently, This Court Must Reverse And Order [Defendant's] Acquittal 16 A-4557-18 POINT III IN THE … need not be established beyond a reasonable doubt in order for the jury to draw the inference." State v. Brown, … that inappropriately magnified the importance of a prior disorderly persons conviction and ignored sufficient credible …
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… community supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4,2 and ordered to comply with the registration requirements of … officers' 'comments' during defendant's interrogation," in order 12 We appreciate the natural desire of an experienced …
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… the jury at trial with the lesser-included offense of disorderly persons lewdness, which does not require as an … leaving the park. So, with that, what can we look to [in order] to determine whether the children were under the age … need to render a verdict on the lower-graded offense of disorderly persons lewdness. At sentencing, the court imposed …
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… current jurisprudence. We therefore reverse and vacate the orders under review. I. All parties concede this suit … liable would not have to prove Juanito's negligence in order to limit their potential exposure for proximately …
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… behind her, pressed a knife against her back, and ordered her to open the register. She fumbled with the … jury. The victim inspected six photographs in sequential order. She did not immediately identify defendant's … after he returned to the room and while the video recorder was turned off. See R. 3:11(b) (requiring a written …
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… and sentenced defendant to eighteen months. The court ordered that the sentences be served concurrently. At a … (quoting State v. Smith, 167 N.J. 158, 181 (2001)). In order to satisfy the second prong of that test, a … face and neck, which [was] displayed with a bright red border." Id. at 447. "It also include[d] text, printed in the …
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… "suffers from a mental abnormality or personality disorder that makes the person likely to engage in acts of … that he suffers from a mental abnormality or personality disorder, ibid.; and (3) that as a result of his psychiatric abnormality or disorder, "it is highly likely that the individual will not …
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… in 20 C.F.R. § 639.3(a)(2). Accordingly, we reverse the order of the Law Division dismissing plaintiffs' complaint … LSFV, through Hudson, exercised control over Accredited and ordered the closure of the office. The trial court also …
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… "suffers from a mental abnormality or personality disorder that makes the person likely to engage in acts of … that he suffers from a mental abnormality or personality disorder, ibid.; and (3) that as a result of his psychiatric abnormality or disorder, "it is highly likely that the individual will not …
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… depends on the circumstances of the 2 particular case. In order to establish a bad faith claim for denial of benefits … and that 13 the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law.” R. 4:46-2(c). A motion for …