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… focusing strategically on the needs of probationers in order to help them make a successful return to society,” …
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… of parole ineligibility, on counts four and five. The judge ordered $455 in fines and costs. Defendant raises the … the terroristic threats charge and two unrelated disorderly persons offenses, and Searight agreed to testify …
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… risk associated with “laying out capital for raw land in order to pursue approvals, which . . . involves the …
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… and that the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law. [R. 4:46-2.] In Brill, our Supreme …
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… 223 feet. The New Jersey Transit Commuter Rail Line borders the site’s rear boundary. The property is operated as … judgment to valuation data submitted to it by experts in order to arrive at a true value and fix an assessment for …
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… judgment to valuation data submitted to it by experts in order to arrive at a true value and fix an assessment for …
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… Jr. appeals from an August 27, 2020 judgment of conviction ordering him to serve a life sentence without parole for …
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A-1549-22 Briefs
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… November 20, 2023, A-001549-22 iii TABLE OF JUDGMENTS, ORDERS, AND RULINGS BEING APPEALED Judgment of Conviction …
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… .. ....... . ....... . ..... Pal Judgment of Conviction & Order for Commitment, James Fair , Dated December 27 , 201 7 …
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A-3324-21 Briefs
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… on the scene testified that the bedroom appeared to be orderly and it did not appear to have been rummaged through …
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… with his conviction on count two. In addition, the judge ordered defendant's forfeiture of his pension and future … UPHELD, THE THEFT CONVICTION SHOULD BE MODIFIED TO A DISORDERLY-PERSONS OFFENSE; COMMON SENSE DICTATES THAT THE … BY UP TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON, RATHER THAN A MERE DISORDERLY-PERSONS OFFENSE. 4 79 N.J. 191 (1979). 12 A-2755-22 …
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… uniform pants, "a baseball jersey, and a hat." The officers ordered defendant out of the car, "he complied, he had his … to Dr. Figurelli, defendant had "a major depressive disorder" and "post[-]traumatic stress disorder" (PTSD) before the incident on July 14, 2019. He …
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A-20-24 Supplemental Respondent Brief
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… walk away from the other officers as Sergeant Hernandez was ordering people to stop moving and to remove theirhands …
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… that was likely to prejudice defendant. She entered an order on January 6, 2012, denying defendant's PCR petition, …
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… ' half-truth."' State v. Hogan, 144 N.J. 216,236 (1996). In order to determine whether a prosecutor's duty of disclosure …
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… alternative to prison for defendants with substance use disorders. Its gradual expansion across the state has afforded … of authority, supervision, support and encouragement in order to provide graduates with the skills they need to stay …
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… the excluded group will consistently vote as a class in order to conclude, as we do, that its exclusion deprives the …
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… party confidence in the legitimacy of the trial. But, in order to curtail racial dis crimination in jury selection, …