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… investigation, the SOG obtained a wiretap order and a data communication warrant. On February 28, 2013, a detective … 28, 2013 texts, the detective referred to other intercepted communications and stated his belief that the one or two … cause exists to believe that the subject of the warrant has committed an offense." State v. Miller, 342 N.J. Super. 474, …
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… of second-degree possession of a firearm in the course of committing a drug offense within 1000 feet of school … which stated 6 A-5571-14T3 "We cannot move ahead. Can't come to a decision." Instead of delivering a Czachor1 … and Gentlemen, this wasn't a long case and it wasn't a complicated case either. The facts are the facts. Everybody …
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… incident that defendant was arrested and charged under a compliant-warrant with third-degree neglect of elderly or … suffered a momentary lapse of judgment. Rather, defendant committed a series of disturbing acts comprising her criminal conduct. Defendant first threatened …
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… had coincidentally been intercepting defendant’s cell phone communications pursuant to a warrant, related to an ongoing … him. On June 13, 2017, the PCR court issued an order and accompanying comprehensive written decision denying the petition without …
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… Valerie to retain all the parties' real estate as well as complete ownership of her business in exchange for her … in 2016. The payment of the remaining $300,000 was to commence the month following the last monthly alimony … G. Fikry in his written opinion. We add only a few brief comments. Valerie's attack on the stipulated terms of the …
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… a 9-1-1 call from Jill Muriithi, a resident of an apartment complex on Deanna Drive. Ms. Muriithi reported observing a vehicle blocking the entrance to the parking lot for the complex; at trial, she recounted the vehicle "was just … "not even in a parking space. It was in the entrance to the complex[,] blocking the flow of traffic in and out. . . . …
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… of the charges; his trial counsel failed to properly communicate with him during jury selection and did not … Bunion-Clemmons was under the impression that burglary was committed by someone she knew personally because her …
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… guidance, and stability. He opined that even if Bill committed to change, it would likely take him "at least a … that Bill would not be a minimally adequate parent and recommended against reunification with his sons. On the other … was sufficient to parent and that he could, in time, become an adequate parent, but that he was not yet capable of …
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… had "established excusable neglect sufficient to overcome the filing of his petition one year late." Second PCR …
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… term or that the judge did not take judicial notice of community anxiety about him. His appeals counsel did not …
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… jury found defendant not guilty of murder, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, felony murder, and two gun charges. … the victim's death was a probable consequence of the commission of a robbery or flight after committing the robbery, burglary, and/or kidnapping. In …
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… congregation meets in space it leases in a non-exempt commercial building in Old Tappan. Several years before … to the zoning officer for occupancy approval for the rented commercial space. The zoning officer denied the application … denial of the exemption violated Chabad's religious freedom under the federal and state constitutions and …
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… defendant made that predicate showing, the motion judge was compelled to weigh various factors that affect the decision … of defendant's five confidential appendices led to her comprehensive delineation of his additional medical … and evidence of defendant's rehabilitative efforts by completing institutional programs. Judge Tarantino weighed …
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… Judge Michael E. Hubner entered the order and rendered a comprehensive written opinion. On appeal, defendant argues: … or omissions "were outside the wide range of professionally competent assistance." Id. at 690. This requires a showing … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Id. at 694. "[I]f counsel's performance has been so …
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… errors must create a "reasonable probability" that the outcome of the proceedings would have been different than if … a defense attorney must advise a client that if he or she commits future criminal offenses there may be adverse …
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… from an October 17, 2019 order denying its motion to compel arbitration and dismissing plaintiff's complaint without prejudice.1 The trial court held that the … defendant's procedural argument. The trial court correctly points out that defendant failed to support its motion by …
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… officer (DHO) found appellant guilty of fighting. The DHO recommended sanctions of ninety days administrative segregation, sixty days loss of commutation time, and fifteen days loss of recreational … privileges. The DOC issued a final decision imposing the recommended sanctions on April 1, 2019. 3 A-3983-18T2 II. …
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… SERVICES, INC., Defendant-Appellant, and ARCH INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant. ___________________________________ … or of any other builder or subcontractor; (4) fail to comply with all provisions of this Subcontract or the … way which significantly and negatively impacts the timely completion of the Project or otherwise negatively impacts …
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… program director, issued a written statement declining to recommend defendant's admission to PTI. The statement noted … ordinarily be denied admission into PTI in the absence of compelling facts supporting admission.1 The SPO then … to dismiss the remaining count of the indictment and recommend a five-year term of noncustodial probation. At the …
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… Days later, defendant allegedly violated the TRO by communicating with her. At the FRO hearing, the judge found … because it was unclear whether plaintiff initiated the communications with defendant following the TRO's entry. 3 … are "'manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …