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A-30-24 Amicus Curiae Brief New Jersey State League Of Municipalities
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… 436-1211 (office) (908) 528-4747 (mobile) trishka@mgplaw.com Attorneys for Amicus Curiae New Jersey State League of … adhere." (See the Preliminary Statement in defendants ' Combined Brief in Support of Petition for Certification and … county prosecutors." See N.J.S.A. 52:17B-l 12b. The AG also points to the authority granted to it by the CJA to …
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… later to his parents and police. Ibid. The child's badly decomposed remains were not recovered on the marshy banks of … He now appeals alleging eleven specific errors 5 A-2178-20 committed by trial counsel that rendered his assistance … order denying defendant's petition, finding several of the points raised on appeal lacking sufficient merit to warrant …
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… RAMAGE, MD, deceased, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HONDA MOTOR COMPANY, LTD. and AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR COMPANY, INC., … into another lane where vehicles are traveling in the opposite direction. To prove a design defect under the PL Act, a … omitted). In the rare case "when the risk-utility analysis points to the appropriate result as a matter of law," the …
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… Monmouth County Superior Courthouse 71 Monument Park Freehold, NJ 07728 Re: State v. Paul Caneiro Case No. … Region JOSHUA HOOD, DEPUTY PUBLIC DEFENDER 7 BROAD STREET FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY 07728 TEL :732- 308-4320 FAX: … of entrusted property. And that states, a person commits a crime if he applies or disposes of property that …
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… the rear cargo area. Batista opened an unlocked cover to a compartment below the cargo area that holds a spare tire and related tools. He retrieved from this compartment two plastic bags containing 94 grams of cocaine, … the cargo area. Specifically, defendant presents these points in his brief: 5 A-3647-23 POINT I THE COURT BELOW …
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… into the PSA—in 2013—defendant represented that his income was approximately $120,000 per year,1 and plaintiff's income was approximately $50,000 per year. 1 Defendant is a … owns his own medical practice but, allegedly, derives income from multiple other business ventures and employment …
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… M.D. and J.D., during the marriage. In 2012, P.D. filed a complaint in the Family Part seeking a divorce. After … J.D. and physically abused M.D. P.D. sought an award of compensatory damages, punitive damages, and sanctions in the … or made findings inconsistent with or unsupported by competent evidence." Storey v. Storey, 373 N.J. Super. 464, …
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… that upon defendant's release, he would be subject to community supervision for life (CSL) and the requirements of … deemed ineligible because there was no "clear finding of compulsive sexual behavior." 5 A-0089-21 The judge stated, … that he needed the assistance of his wife and his mother to complete a three-page, self-represented PCR petition form. 6 …
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… had a non-marital romantic relationship and have a child in common (M.W., born in 2011). The parties lived together with … I don't know, he's doing things in public which isn't that common with him. I just feel like he's going to do something … We've asked that the [c]ounty [p]olice [d]epartment become involved. My client believes that the defendant had …
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… 2007, he was released from prison and parole supervision commenced. In March 2009, Shearrin's parole was revoked for … His parole was continued with an added condition that he complete a drug counseling program. In February 2017, he violated parole by not completing the program. Parole was revoked and he was …
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… approximately seventy-two units as low- and moderate-income housing to assist defendants in meeting their Mount … The court found appellant had not established the requisite interest under Rule 4:33-1 because a concern about … with a neighboring municipality, Hazlet. Appellant points to the court's remarks during both oral arguments …
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… provided a person "is guilty of sexual assault if he commits an act of sexual penetration with another person . . … engaged in by the defendant without the affirmative and freely-given permission of the victim to the specific act of … a reasonable person would believe to be affirmative and freely-given permission to the act of sexual penetration. 11 …
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… Babysav had texted Andrews and 3 A-0882-22 invited him to come over to smoke marijuana. Andrews had only met Babysav … after about twenty minutes, they walked to a nearby housing complex to meet someone Babysav knew to get some more. The … count one. II. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 6 A-0882-22 POINT I THE …
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… (collectively defendants), dismissing six counts of the complaint.1 The first three counts on appeal allege common law claims of retaliation "in violation of the … The letter explained that if state monitors had visited, the school would have been "cited for this violation …
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… on November 13, 1998, in accordance with the State's recommended plea offer to an aggregate three-year State prison … running concurrent to each other. He was also sentenced to comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, and to … the forms to him; understood the forms; signed them freely and voluntarily. The record also supports that …
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… II: THE JURY INSTRUCTION ON ARMED ROBBERY WAS CONFUSING, INCOMPLETE, AND INCORRECT; MOREOVER, THE CORRECTED 3 … out of the bank, to lock the door right away. Defendant commenced pulling on the locked inner doors that separated … offenses of robbery; (2) provided a "confusing" and "incomplete" charge on armed robbery, prejudicing defendant's …
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… No. A-5762-03 (App. Div. Dec. 17, 2004). Following the completion of his prison sentence, defendant was civilly committed under the Sexually Violent Predator Act (SVPA), … 30:4-27.24 to -27.38. Defendant appealed that civil commitment, but we affirmed. In re Civil Commitment of R.S., …
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… ISSUE, THE REAL PROBLEM BEFORE THE PCR COURT WAS THE COMPLETE LACK OF COUNSEL AS TO THIS ISSUE ON DIRECT APPEAL. … errors created more than a "conceivable effect on the outcome of the proceeding." Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694. … him of a fair trial. Nor did defendant establish the outcome of the trials would have differed if counsel raised …
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… the influence of alcohol; and (3) defendant refused to comply with the breathalyzer test by failing to produce … the influence of alcohol; and (3) defendant refused to comply with the breathalyzer test by failing to produce … requirement all but two times, he did not provide the requisite volume of breath. He offered no evidence that he was …
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… a search warrant. He requested a call back. Burzachiello accompanied defendant in the ambulance to the hospital. He … 2003, when he retired. He testified that THC is the active component of 3 Defendant had been prescribed lamotrigine and … metabolite. Leckie stated that the hydroxy in THC is the component of marijuana that causes impairment. He testified …