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… a summary of the documents. In July 2018, the judge compelled the DCPP to disclose to defendant any reports it … II. Before us, defendant contends: POINT I THE PCR[] COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN DENYING PETITIONER'S POST- … for failing to discover them before his trial. Defendant points to Dr. Wiener's April 17, 2007 report regarding …
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… offenses and resisting arrest. He contends the trial judge committed several errors, all of which are raised for the … I. We first address defendant's contention the trial judge committed plain error by allowing Troopers Morrison and … Supreme Court recently addressed whether the trial court committed plain error by allowing a police witness to make …
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… More particularly, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 1 Defendant was convicted of … was improper. POINT II THE IDENTIFICATION INSTRUCTION WAS INCOMPLETE, RESULTING IN PLAIN ERROR THAT DEMANDS REVERSAL. … a black male, with a "little mustache," wearing a gray hoodie, with dreadlocks "hanging out his hood." Harris …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2; two counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery "and/or" kidnapping, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, … criminal restraint, and false imprisonment. Defendant points out, however, that the verdict sheet failed to give … and then brought the jury in and explained: All right, ladies and gentlemen, a question came from the jury to the …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE … plaintiff's right to sue defendant for any damages. In its complaint, plaintiff alleged that defendant breached the … III THE LOWER COURT ERRED IN FAILING TO APPLY THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE LAW IN ITS LEGAL ANALYSIS OF MALL …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE … plaintiff's right to sue defendant for any damages. In its complaint, plaintiff alleged that defendant breached the … III THE LOWER COURT ERRED IN FAILING TO APPLY THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE LAW IN ITS LEGAL ANALYSIS OF MALL …
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… More particularly, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 1 Defendant was convicted of … was improper. POINT II THE IDENTIFICATION INSTRUCTION WAS INCOMPLETE, RESULTING IN PLAIN ERROR THAT DEMANDS REVERSAL. … a black male, with a "little mustache," wearing a gray hoodie, with dreadlocks "hanging out his hood." Harris …
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… offenses and resisting arrest. He contends the trial judge committed several errors, all of which are raised for the … I. We first address defendant's contention the trial judge committed plain error by allowing Troopers Morrison and … Supreme Court recently addressed whether the trial court committed plain error by allowing a police witness to make …
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… a summary of the documents. In July 2018, the judge compelled the DCPP to disclose to defendant any reports it … II. Before us, defendant contends: POINT I THE PCR[] COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN DENYING PETITIONER'S POST- … for failing to discover them before his trial. Defendant points to Dr. Wiener's April 17, 2007 report regarding …
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… determined that defendant was a person of interest and he compiled photo arrays. The detective and other officers from … like, other than that he was a "black kid" wearing a hoodie. Defendant denied knowing the person he saw running and … DEFENDANT'S FINANCES AND LIFESTYLE, SUGGESTING THAT HE COMMITTED THE ROBBERY BECAUSE, 10 A-2854-16T3 ALTHOUGH HE …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2; two counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery "and/or" kidnapping, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, … criminal restraint, and false imprisonment. Defendant points out, however, that the verdict sheet failed to give … and then brought the jury in and explained: All right, ladies and gentlemen, a question came from the jury to the …
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… counsel because his attorney: (1) failed to "sufficiently communicate with him, so he [could] participate in his own … reverse without reaching the arguments in the other three points. As part of his PCR petition, defendant included his …
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… 566 (App. Div. 1997). � When a jury states that it cannot come to a unanimous verdict, it is appropriate for a trial … period of deliberations based upon the length and complexity of the trial. State v. Adim, 410 N.J. Super. 410, … 566 (App. Div. 1997). 2 When a jury states that it cannot come to a unanimous verdict, it is appropriate for a trial …
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… letter opinion issued with the order. We add these brief comments. The history of this case is described in Judge … new evidence would have made no difference to the outcome of defendant's trial. See State v. Nash, 212 N.J. 518, … CORROBORATED DEFENDANT TOKLEY'S DEFENSE THAT HE DID NOT COMMIT THE CRIMES IN WHICH HE WAS CONVICTED OF. THE COURT …
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… counsel because his attorney: (1) failed to "sufficiently communicate with him, so he [could] participate in his own … reverse without reaching the arguments in the other three points. As part of his PCR petition, defendant included his …
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… addresses of the CDR Point Person may be found at njcourts.com under Civil Mediation Resources. 2B. … the appointed mediator may be obtained at njcourts.com, Civil Mediation Resources, under Civil Mediator Search. … NOT STAY DISCOVERY. Mediation under this order shall be completed by the discovery end date. REGARDING MEDIATOR …
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… letter opinion issued with the order. We add these brief comments. The history of this case is described in Judge … new evidence would have made no difference to the outcome of defendant's trial. See State v. Nash, 212 N.J. 518, … CORROBORATED DEFENDANT TOKLEY'S DEFENSE THAT HE DID NOT COMMIT THE CRIMES IN WHICH HE WAS CONVICTED OF. THE COURT …
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… insured under a Montana-based insurance policy; and vehicle components included 5 A-2416-23 31x10.5x 15 LT tires, a 10.5 … ATV." This appeal followed. The State argues the following points: POINT I: THE DE NOVO COURT ERRED BY IMPROPERLY … observations of the character and demeanor of witnesses and common human experience that are not transmitted by the …
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… treatment and as a result of the injury, she developed glaucoma requiring medication. However, the municipal court judge found "[n]o competent medical evidence was presented by the State with … and impermissible testimony of the victim's glaucoma diagnosis and defendant's alleged prior history of …
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… ("PCR"). We affirm. On January 19, 2019, defendant and an accomplice entered a residence with the purpose of committing a theft. Defendant was armed with a handgun and … In exchange for his plea, the State agreed to recommend defendant be sentenced in the second- degree range …