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… evidence to support the trial judge's findings that he committed the predicate acts of harassment and criminal … she further advised him that she did not want to communicate with him at approximately 12:15 a.m. on November … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: II. THE COURT ERRED IN FINDING …
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… the State makes the single-point argument: THE TRIAL JUDGE COMMITTED LEGAL ERROR IN SUPPRESSING EVIDENCE THAT WAS … surveillance location during the pick-up and drop-off. Combined with the informant's tip and his training and … his car, a call was made to have a drug-sniffing canine come to the scene. About twenty-minutes after the stop was …
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… managed by plaintiff. In February 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant and alleged that defendant had … then changed the locks on the building and, in order to comply with the trial court's February 5, 2018 order, it … July 30, 2018, plaintiff filed an order to show cause and complaint against defendant. It sought an order requiring …
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… February 28, 2020 2 A-3241-18T1 dismissing plaintiff's complaint which alleged that the County violated the New … While plaintiff received a score of less than eleven points, her assessment form indicated that the committee … as "maximum." Johnson received a score greater than eleven points and was also classified as "maximum." Thus, both …
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… he is of that character. The judge reserved decision. In a comprehensive oral opinion issued about one month later, … represents that the person is unable to understand or communicate proficiently in English." Id. at 7 (emphasis added).1 1 An administrative directive and its commentary have "the force of law." State v. Morales, 390 …
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… sentence. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I. THE COURTS BELOW … only retained for ninety days. The MCSO also "provided the computer aided dispatch report." No witnesses testified at … the vehicle in question with the exact plate number coming towards me. I turned around and stopped the vehicle …
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… the following colloquy: OFFICER MARSICANO: Where are you coming from? [DEFENDANT]: From New Jersey. OFFICER … gaze nystagmus (HGN) test. Marsicano then had defendant complete field sobriety tests, which defendant failed. This, … turn the car off. The judge concluded by stating that the combination of the officers' testimony and the video …
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… of third- degree criminal mischief, N.J.S.A. 2C:17-3, one committed in Camden County on April 8, 2017, at the Trump … Robert P. Becker, Jr., we affirm. We add the following comments. In the first incident, defendant and two others … any restitution obligation immediately. Defendant is an accomplished poet, first published at a young age. The …
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… 7, 2018 orders denying their motions to dismiss the complaint and compel arbitration. The Chancery court concluded defendants … They established BCR Oakridge, LLC to serve as the holding company for the property. In 2010, Chana and Benjamin …
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… distribute it (count twelve) in exchange for a sentencing recommendation of a five-year prison term subject to a … "was confident that a plea agreement and the sentencing outcome he anticipated would result in [defendant] not being … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE PCR COURT ERRED IN …
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… well as count one of Indictment No. 14-06-0549. The State recommended a sentence of fourteen 3 A-1955-17T2 years in … apply because 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. 4 A-1955-17T2 when he committed the robbery, he was in possession of a toy gun, … to defendant, he wanted to file a direct appeal and he communicated this to Johnson. When presented with the notice …
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… because he "failed to investigate [his] defense" and recommended he plead guilty "when there was no factual basis … that (i) counsel's assistance was not "within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases"; and … to plea counsel. In the letters, defendant registered complaints about his plea agreement providing for probation, …
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… locate the two witnesses, defense counsel had submitted a comprehensive investigation request 2 To prevail on a claim … relief is being alleged. Here, defendant correctly points out that in analyzing his IAC claim, the PCR court …
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… probation in connection with those offenses at the time he committed the acts for which he was convicted in 2008. 4 … want to proceed to plead guilty?" and "[I]f you want to become a citizen of the United States in the future this may affect your ability to become a citizen, do you understand that?" Defendant answered, …
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… located in Elizabeth. Construction of the building was completed sometime in 2015, and plaintiff was the first … 3) $1250 for "excessive burn marks on carpet" requiring "complete[] replace[ment];" 4) $900 for "excessive wear and … of the entire security deposit. When defendant failed to comply, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant in the …
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… I. Defendant, who was seventeen years old at the time he committed the underlying offenses was waived to adult court … (3) (count five). Prior to trial, defendant underwent a competency examination conducted by Christine Joseph, Ph.D. … school, and medical records, and also performed a competency skills assessment. 3 A-2502-19 Dr. Joseph …
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… to defendant, Gilliland smelled the odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. Gilliland informed defendant … to detect the odor of marijuana emanating from the interior compartment of the vehicle." Due to the noise from the … to pay $33 in court costs, $50 to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board, $75 to the Safe Neighborhood fund, a …
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… murder of Michael Carter, first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, and related weapons offenses. The court … indictment returned against him: first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1); … also argued that because he was eighteen years old when he committed the murder and thus will not be eligible for …
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… Inc. (Freedom Home).1 Once hired, Schroeder informed the company she could 1 Schroeder worked for Freedom Home on a per diem basis, typically for fifteen to twenty-five hours per … record is unclear as to whether she was employed by other companies at this time. 3 A-4040-19 not commute long …
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… pretrial detention. The Public Safety Assessment (PSA) recommended no release and scored defendant at a six for both … a synthetic amphetamine derivative commonly known as ecstasy or molly. In re Kollman, 210 N.J. … and doctor's appointments, and that defendant "not commit any offense during the period of release." Defendant …