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… of conflict, mandating the relief. A member of the "legal community" allegedly told her she would not receive a fair … recuse itself because of plaintiff's standing in the legal community and the parentage of one of the many judges in … re Advisory Letter No. 7-11 of the Supreme Court Advisory Committee, 213 N.J. 63 (2013). No bright-line rule can be …
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… FACTORS RESULTED IN DEFENDANT NOT HAVING THE ASSISTANCE OF COMPETENT COUNSEL AT HIS SENTENC[ING] HEARING AND THEREFORE … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Id. at 694. "[I]f counsel's performance has been so … (App. Div. 1993) (noting that intoxication during the commission of a crime is not an excuse or justification for …
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… & (b)(6). He pled guilty in exchange for the prosecutor's recommendation that defendant be sentenced to a period of no … period of parole ineligibility. At the time defendant committed his offense, he was already a drug court … of counsel (IAC), based upon his plea counsel not communicating with him or "investigat[ing] this matter." He …
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… stop, the police seized three kilos of heroin hidden in a compartment installed underneath defendant's car. Defendant … guilty plea, the State agreed to dismiss count two and recommend an aggregate six-year prison term with a three-year … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE POST-CONVICTION RELIEF COURT ERRED IN …
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… the standard of review and renumbered the remaining points accordingly. 4 A-0826-18T4 SUFFICIENTLY PROVIDES A … the mandatory nature of the test in such a way as to impel compliance with the test." This appeal followed. "On this … mandate — that is, informing motorists and impelling compliance — by adequately informing drivers of the maximum …
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… were missing from his apartment. Castro paid $600 for the computer. He rented out a room in his apartment to Raymon … (Michelle), defendant's sister. 1 Gonzalez was suspected of committing the theft, but he denied taking the laptop when … to the police, defendant said Gonzalez brought the computer to his apartment, which he shared with Roger Mejia, …
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… from the Office of the Public Defender. After defendant complained, the Office reassigned his case to a private pool … believe to be witness availability issues and inappropriate comments made during his colloquy with the grand jury. He …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5355-16T5 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF D.S., SVP-749-16. Submitted January 28, 2019 – … D.S. appeals from a December 22, 2016 Law Division order, committing him to the Special Treatment Unit (STU), the … a rope and forcing him to remove his clothing. D.S. was committed to a residential training center (RTC) for one …
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… they have three children. In July 2014, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce. Defendant responded with an answer … The Final Judgment then stated: The parties are directed to comply with the terms of the Arbitration Decision and the … is distinguishable from the procedure of this case. He points to the fact that Hogoboom dealt with a post-judgment …
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… these two appeals that have been consolidated due to their common issues, petitioners Jason Fairchild and William … to make the retirement and survivors benefits of PFRS comparable, to the extent possible, to the benefits under … may retire on a service retirement allowance upon the completion of at least 20 years of creditable service [in …
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… discretionary extended term, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3(a), and to recommend five-year sentences to be served concurrently in the … he spent at least five months in in-patient drug treatment. Commenting that defendant had been "in the wind" for a year, … to the five years originally negotiated, you should find comfort in the fact that your recklessness in operating this …
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… and antisocial personality disorder. Defendant failed to complete the services offered through the Division. As a … change his mind. The judge found defendant was "alert" and "comprehend[ed] everything that's been discussed." The judge … used as evidence at trial, and discussed the potential outcome of a trial based upon the evidence. Counsel testified …
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… and spoke to her mother. Her mother asked the victim to accompany her somewhere. The victim initially said she would … the victim to go with her mother on the condition that he accompany them. They began to get dressed until the mother … Counsel believed she would be able to "score those points" relating to the victim's cell phone usage without …
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… application concluding he was a significant threat to the community. Without making any findings about whether … defendant into drug court would result in a "danger to the community," the judge entered the order subject to … an untimely appeal to the judge. The State contends that compliance with the deadlines in the Manual is mandatory. As …
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… before the two-member panel. The three-member panel commented upon the two-member panel's efforts to ascertain whether appellant had any insight into why he committed the murder, so the two-member panel could assess … whether there was a substantial likelihood appellant would commit another crime if released. The three-member panel …
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… first-degree aggravated sexual assault in the course of committing a robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(3); second-degree … assault, for which defendant was serving a sentence of community supervision for life, the judge granted the … the ground he was a repeat offender 3 A-0956-16T3 and had committed the first-degree aggravated sexual assault with a …
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… how she was doing, where she was going, and where she was coming from. Labord was cooperative and responded to Pettway's questions. She explained they had just come from her house and were going across town to a friend's … and articulable suspicion" that defendant and his companion "were engaged in criminal activity[.]" …
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… at police headquarters, Garrido said she asked defendant to come to the hotel because her ex-boyfriend was "calling all … SEARCH OF THIS HOTEL ROOM PURSUANT TO THE EMERGENCY AID/COMMUNITY CARETAKING DOCTRINE. Our review of a decision on a … for an injured person may not extend their search to small compartments such as "drawers, cupboards, or wastepaper …
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… appeal. Those issues included: the legality of the complaint warrants; "whether attaching conditions to a … In his merits brief, defendant now raises the following points for our consideration: I. DEFENDANT HAS THE RIGHT TO … RIGHTS. On reply, defendant raises the following additional points: I. THE STATE'S APPELLATE BRIEF AND COVER CONTAIN …
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… misconduct." The petition alleged "[t]he [p]rosecutor committed misconduct when the [p]rosecution gave . . . … arguments and denied the petition on the record and by accompanying written decision. He summarized the relevant … that she had "a plea deal in place" with the State to recommend a specific sentence if pleased with her testimony. …