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… Officer Ramos was standing near his police vehicle at the comer of Maple A venue and Reckless Place, while Sgt. Ashton … a seatbelt violation, which carried a lower fine with no points. Defendant refused this offer, claiming he was … a "break" so he would not have to pay a $231 fine and have points added to his driving record. After the State rested, …
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… to the contents of the jug that the "color, look, [and] composition [are] consistent [with] making intoxicant." … Additionally, Simmons memorialized: "DHO notes color, fruit composition, smell and location under counter." Chalue was … days in a restorative housing unit, ninety days loss of commutation time, 365 days of urine monitoring, and …
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… in the second- degree range. In a July 19, 2022 order and accompanying written decision, the PCR judge denied … after he became intoxicated. However, because "[c]rimes committed under the influence of alcohol . . . do not … Super. at 129. "Driving and consuming alcohol are not uncommon experiences," and defendant presented no evidence …
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… Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Hudson County, Complaint-Warrant Nos. W-2017-000024-0901, … dated January 13, 2017. Those orders require the State to comply with Rule 3:4-2(c)(1)(B), by providing the defense … of heroin, methadone and oxycodone. According to the Complaint-Warrant, the Affidavit of Probable Cause, and the …
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… and robbery, and in exchange the State agreed to recommend twenty years of imprisonment for both counts. One …
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… of discussing the State's motion. At no point during those communications was defendant given the opportunity to file a …
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… the reasons set forth in the PCR judge's written decision accompanying his order. The background of this case already … reduced charge of aggravated manslaughter, with the State recommending a twenty-seven-year custodial sentence subject to … prompting the trial court to add mitigating factor six (compensation to the victim/community service), N.J.S.A. …
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… defendant to "submit to a mental health evaluation and complete any program of treatment or anger management … assistance by trial counsel for "failing to request a competency hearing prior to allowing him to enter a guilty … "[i]llegible" 2007 health services records and an "incomplete" 2008 sentencing transcript––that defendant "would …
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… petitioner at no point in the proceedings offered any competent evidence to rebut the presumption, we affirm. B.S. … Petitioner's representative verified the monies were deposited into petitioner's daughter's bank account but could … admissible in the OAL, the Director concluded there was no competent evidence in the record to support petitioner's …
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… a disciplinary officer's decision finding him guilty of committing prohibited acts *.002, assaulting any person, in … shower. According to Moore, Colon later instructed him to come out of his cell to shower, and when he did, Colon … to 356 days of administrative segregation, 365 days loss of commutation time and thirty days loss of recreation …
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… employment in the financial industry. The PTI director recommended defendant be admitted. The prosecutor disagreed … convicted of N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26 to home detention or community service programs contrary to the statute's …
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… from an order entered on June 2, 2017 dismissing her complaint following a jury verdict finding she had not … struck a vehicle plaintiff was driving. Plaintiff filed a complaint against decedent alleging she sustained permanent … damages was subject to the limitation on lawsuit threshold, commonly known as the "verbal threshold," as set forth in …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. JERMAINE C. FREEMAN, Defendant-Appellant. _______________________ … is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1736-17T3 Defendant Jermaine C. Freeman appeals from his October 18, 2017 convictions for … for a gun. Affirmed. … STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. JERMAINE C. FREEMAN (15-04-0301 AND 16-02-0147, UNION COUNTY AND …
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… Judge: Understood? And as a result of this, this has become part of what you might call a trial strategy for you …
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… 490 (2011).1 We summarize the most pertinent facts. While committing a burglary, armed with a knife, defendant was … if presented to the jury, would not have changed the outcome of the trial. The judge also inferred that trial … for the reasons stated by the PCR judge. We add these comments. The trial record supports a conclusion that trial …
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RECORD IMPOUNDED SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0970-16T2 K.L.D.,1 Plaintiff-Respondent, v. J.D., Defendant-Appellant. __________________________ Submitted October 11, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Koblitz and Manahan. On …
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… to establish probable cause," the judge found Dispoto inapposite and defendant's warrantless search incident to arrest …
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… property to herself. On March 25, 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant in order to transfer the deed of … property back into her possession. A trial was scheduled to commence on April 21, 2016. Prior to the trial's … consent to the settlement. In the absence of these requisite proofs, we conclude the judge appropriately determined …
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… 6.3(c) 4 A-3852-16T3 POINT II RESPONDENTS DELIBERATELY COMMITTED PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT WHEN THEY UNREASONABLY … actions will be considered after the inmate has completed all sanctions imposed and has submitted a request … facility shall be banned from visiting an inmate committed to the custody of the Department of Corrections …
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… to form. That order was not appealed. Defendant failed to comply with the October 3, 2014 order and plaintiff again …