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… Law. In 2015, when defendant was forty-four, he failed to comply with Megan's Law registration requirements. At the … assaults. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-1650-20 offense. He was accompanied by a police officer whose body camera recorded the … admissions, suggesting he was telling half-truths. Ultimately, defendant admitted that he allowed R.B., who was …
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… pertaining to his intellectual capacity and ability to comprehend his constitutional rights. The State argued in … that shows juveniles are not only more impulsive and compliant than adults but also tend to lack the cognitive … (2016), and the sentencing of juvenile offenders who ultimately are convicted in adult court, see Miller v. …
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… later, and rushed to the hospital where he lapsed into a coma and died weeks later. The Trenton police later obtained … for questioning. Detective Jones interviewed defendant commencing at 11:00 a.m. on August 10, 2016. Detective … victim] to linger for several weeks, never improving, and ultimately dying. It is an 7 The court did not apply …
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… a May 3, 2022 Law Division order dismissing his amended complaint against defendant, Pinelands Regional School … from a July 22, 2022 Chancery Division order dismissing his complaint, in which he sought an injunction requiring that … informal written decisions, or reasons given for the ultimate conclusion.'" Hayes v. Delamotte, 231 N.J. 373, 387 …
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… Miranda rights. Although no one circumstance categorically compels suppression, we conclude the cumulative effect of … when we get to that. Let's—let's step out. We'll get him to come in and then I'll read to— there's a form I got to read … finally gave a more detailed account of his role and ultimately confessed to the shooting. This [c]ourt is …
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… BY PRECLUDING HIM FROM PRESENTING EVIDENCE [. . .] THAT THE COMPLAINING WITNESS HAD FALSELY ACCUSED HER FATHER OF SEXUAL … her. Defendant kept threatening Fiona and told her he would commit suicide if she told anyone, sending her pictures of … sent their father in which he threatened to commit suicide. Ultimately, local police found defendant in Tampa, Florida, …
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… suspension of his driving privileges and thirty days of community service. The judge denied defendant's request for … questions." When questioned whether defendant was "complaining of any type of pain or injury," Janetta recalled … were noted in defendant's chart. 13 A-3223-20 Defendant's "ultimate diagnoses" were "[c]oncussion and scalp …
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… he consent to an interview. Defendant agreed and accompanied Detective Peterson and Sergeant Lynn Dougherty to … continued his appeal to defendant stating, "you wanted to come with us, you wanted to talk to us, you wanted to help … his cognitive disability is "especially problematic," and ultimately invalidates his waiver. Again, we disagree with …
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… of the respective parties"; (2) each party's earned income during the marriage would be "joint marital property," but plaintiff was entitled to retain "income realized by [her] from gifted, inherited[,] or … in multiple and partially successful [ISCs], and ultimately tried several issues to conclusion. Civility does …
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… delivered by FIRKO, J.A.D. This appeal involves the Clean Communities Program Act (the Act), N.J.S.A. 13:1E-213 to … to-wholesaler exemption. In 2018, Cargill filed a complaint in the Tax Court contending it was not subject to … the Dedication Clause, and the fact that the Fund was ultimately distributed pursuant to N.J.S.A. 13:1E-217 is …
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… Law Division orders that denied their respective motions to compel arbitration and to dismiss the putative class action complaint filed by plaintiffs Maria Aguirre, Andrea … written decisions, or reasons given for the 13 A-3346-22 ultimate conclusion." Hayes v. Delamotte, 231 N.J. 373, 387 …
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… lacked the requisite expertise 2 Pursuant to New Jersey's comparative negligence statute, as set forth in N.J.S.A. … 2018, he underwent more than a dozen surgeries due to complications arising from infections and bone alignment. Ultimately, due to reoccurring risk of infection, plaintiff …
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… State's agreement to dismiss the remaining two counts and recommend an extended- term nine-year sentence to run … state privilege against self-incrimination under our common law and evidence rules, State v. Hartley, 103 N.J. … your deliberations, your weighing of the evidence, or your ultimate decision in this matter. 21 A-0803-20 After Young …
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… of the Superior Court, Respondent John F. Russo, Jr. A complaint issued by the Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct (ACJC) alleged four counts of … an FRO. See N.J.S.A. 2C:25-19(a)(7), -28, -29. Respondent ultimately dismissed the TRO and declined to enter an FRO. …
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… C. Miller's supposedly furtive movements, and failure to comply with the commands of an officer — who suddenly appeared from behind … [defendant], at which point it was [his] action that ultimately led to further suspicion and eventually a search, …
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… filed a lis pendens against the Magnolia property — twice — complicating Sam's efforts to sell it. 4 A-2384-21 any … would have been entered, irrespective of whatever the outcome of the evidentiary hearing." Counsel advised the court … written decisions, or reasons given for the 32 A-2384-21 ultimate conclusion"). Plaintiff may apply to the sitting …
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… Supervision for Life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43- 6.4, and ordered to comply with the requirements of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 … REVERSAL. POINT II [DEFENDANT'S] RIGHT TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE WAS INFRINGED WHEN THE TRIAL COURT REFUSED … of such improper testimony directly implicating the ultimate issue of defendant's guilt violated [defendant's] …
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… to - 15, which is a congressionally sanctioned interstate compact addressing the transfer of a prisoner from the … in Pennsylvania in connection with a series of burglaries committed in that state. In October 2017, defendant pled … a trial but “put it off [for] six months.” The trial court ultimately entered an order stating that trial had commenced …
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… VI THE COURT ERRED WHEN IT RULED ADMISSIBLE INCULPATORY COMMENTS MADE BY . . . DEFENDANT IN RESPONSE TO THE … defendant for only a few days or a week at most. They were compensated by splitting the sales receipts for the shifts … officer here did not express an opinion about defendant's ultimate guilt. Rather, Rodriguez's testimony regarding the …
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… plaintiff's experts to testify about her subjective complaints of fear; in permitting plaintiff to read the … "plaintiff" in our opinion even though the second amended complaint names her and her guardian ad litem, Jasmine … to the case" and "is too prejudicial". The trial judge ultimately allowed the questioning, ruling that "it sounds …