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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. JALONN LASSITER, Defendant-Appellant. ____________________________ … Jury indicted defendant for second-degree conspiracy to commit second-degree burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5- 2, 2C:18-2; … This appeal followed, with defendant raising the following points of argument: POINT I IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE, …
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… the denial of both motions, raising the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE GRAND JURY … defendants in Perry's consolidated cases demonstrated they completed their ordered period of 6 A-2953-18T2 suspension, … we observed: Subsection (b) provides that a driver commits the crime if he drives "during the period of license …
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… DUANE F. GUILFORD, a/k/a DUANE GUILFORD, HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY, GARDEN SAVINGS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, GLEN K. … On November 12, 2018, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint; defendant filed a contesting answer on December … defendant filed a cross-motion to dismiss the foreclosure complaint on April 8, 2019. He submitted his own …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts in both indictments and recommend the court sentence defendant to a term of seven … to run concurrently with a sentence imposed for offenses committed in Somerset County, in accordance with the terms … defendant and White ran from the scene and ignored repeated commands to stop. The judge found [t]he detectives were …
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… that trial counsel advised him that he would be receiving community supervision for life (CSL) and not the more … special one that . . . explains to [defendant] exactly what community supervision for life entails[,]" was "filled … be "subject to [the] provisions of Megan’s Law. That is community supervision for life . . . . [A]mong other things, …
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… sentencing judge explained to defendant that he would not recommend him for the ISP or drug court. 3 A-0310-19T4 … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Id. at 694. "[I]f counsel's performance has been so … ISP but included that the "sentencing judge [would] not recommend ISP" if defendant were to apply. Defendant's trial …
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… of parole ineligibility. While incarcerated, appellant committed twenty-five disciplinary infractions, nineteen of … "a substantial likelihood exist[ed] that [appellant] would commit a new crime if released on parole at 1 Asterisk … parole and imposition of an eighty-four-month FET. In its comprehensive decision, the Board rejected appellant's …
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… agreement, the other charges would be dismissed, with the recommended sentence of five years' imprisonment subject to … victim. Defendant was sentenced in accordance with the recommended sentence as part of the plea agreement along with … followed. On appeal, defendant presents the following points for our consideration: POINT I BECAUSE DEFENDANT MET …
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… pro se. Amy L. Hansell argued the cause for respondent (Freeman Mathis & Gary, LLP, attorneys; Daniel M. Young and … from a January 23, 2024 Law Division order dismissing her complaint against defendant 7-Eleven, Inc. at the close of … "there is no biological explanation for [plaintiff]'s complaints." 4 A-1795-23 the floor," she fell forward, …
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… the [JOC] that is being challenged." The five-year period commences when the JOC is entered and is neither stayed nor … slip op. at 4-6. We found defendant's pro se brief raised "points of error so lacking in merit as to not warrant … 7-9. Because defendant's petition recast his unsuccessful points of error as ineffective assistance claims, it was not …
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… post-conviction relief (PCR).1 He asserts that the State committed a Brady2 violation by withholding notes from a … judge found that there was no evidence that the State had committed a Brady violation because there was no evidence … OF THE STATE TO PRODUCE ALL DISCOVERY; THUS, THE STATE COMMITTED A BRADY VIOLATION. 6 A-1050-23 IN ADDITION, THE …
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… for the reasons explained by the PCR judge in his comprehensive written opinion issued on January 30, 2024.1 … and vandalism of four Jewish synagogues and a Jewish community center. The co-defendants were tried separately. A … TO MOVE FOR THEIR DISMISSAL DUE TO THE PROSECUTION'S NOT COMPLYING WITH N.J.S.A. 2C:38-2e. POINT II – THIS MATTER …
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… addition, the jury found defendant guilty of conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, and hindering the prosecution by … Defendant appeals the PCR denial, raising the following points: POINT I AS DEFENDANT HAD SHOWN THAT HE RECEIVED … Judge Colleen M. Flynn's written opinion. We add only a few comments. In evaluating defendant's claims of ineffective …
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… manslaughter, four counts of robbery, conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to commit robbery, conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, and weapons offenses for his part …
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… in other cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-2361-23 In this commercial loan foreclosure case, defendants appeal the … them above, we have considered defendants' remaining points and sub-points and have determined they lack sufficient merit to be …
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… agreement, the other charges would be dismissed, with the recommended sentence of five years' imprisonment subject to … victim. Defendant was sentenced in accordance with the recommended sentence as part of the plea agreement along with … followed. On appeal, defendant presents the following points for our consideration: POINT I BECAUSE DEFENDANT MET …
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… of parole ineligibility. While incarcerated, appellant committed twenty-five disciplinary infractions, nineteen of … "a substantial likelihood exist[ed] that [appellant] would commit a new crime if released on parole at 1 Asterisk … parole and imposition of an eighty-four-month FET. In its comprehensive decision, the Board rejected appellant's …
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… strategy were insufficient to establish any alleged shortcoming of trial counsel resulted in his conviction or were points that could have been, or were, raised on direct … claims raised by defendant are not the equivalent of the "compelling" constitutional challenge to the Megan's Law …
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… stopped his car in the parking lot of his condominium complex. After speaking with defendant, the officer … Again he swayed, he was moving side to side, could not complete the test, so that to me was a fail. And I did … and defendant's performance on the field sobriety tests "in combination demonstrates there's ample evidence to support a …
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Charges Document PDF
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… CHARGE 7.32 — Page 1 of 9 7.32 COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE: INTERROGATORIES (Approved before … 1985) NOTE TO JUDGE The interrogatories selected by the Committee for submission to the jury on the issue of comparative negligence represent a compromise between the …