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… A.G.'s identification of defendant was of the type commonly known as a show-up identification. "Showups are … . . . often . . . at the scene of a crime soon after its commission." State v. Henderson, 208 N.J. 208, 259 (2011). 4 … on to the next prong of the analysis . . . . Once the requisite level of suggestiveness has been demonstrated, the next …
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… Steven and Rivka Chaya Kleiman and the limited liability companies they control, plaintiffs Happy Days Adult … appeal from an August 20, 2015 order dismissing their complaint against Obermayer for malpractice based on the … or otherwise, is equally effective as an estoppel upon the points decided.") (quoting Reed v. Allen, 286 U.S. 191, 201, …
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… his conviction, following a jury trial, of conspiracy to commit theft from the person, a lesser-included offense of conspiracy to commit robbery. Defendant also appeals the imposed sentence. … and Winters were each charged with robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, felony murder, and first-degree murder. They …
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… particularly concerned with def[endant] using his right to communicate with the child as a vehicle to communicate with … SAFETY. (Not raised below). 2 We have not listed the sub-points and sub-sub-points contained in defendant's brief. 6 A-4996-17T3 Having …
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… headlights on, inability to perform field sobriety tests, combativeness, swaying, and detecting an odor of alcohol on … the one-leg stand and walk-and-turn tests' reliability was compromised due to defendant's age, the fact that the …
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… 2015 and June 2016. The State of New Jersey agreed to recommend concurrent ten-year terms of imprisonment, subject … "Based upon [defendant's] self-report," the evaluator recommended he be referred for intensive outpatient services. … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I A REMAND FOR …
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… while not recorded, were memorialized in written reports completed after the identifications. The photo array shown … during the identification process. Additionally, the judge commented that the duration of the home invasion was … substantially for the reasons expressed in Judge Wild's comprehensive and well-stated written opinion. We add only …
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… COUNSEL, RESULTING IN A GUILTY PLEA WHICH HAD NOT BEEN FREELY, KNOWINGLY AND VOLUNTARILY ENTERED. POINT II: THE … to have weapons) in exchange for the State's agreement to recommend a fifteen-year term of imprisonment with an … concurrently. At the plea hearing, defendant admitted he committed the two offenses. He acknowledged he had …
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… Donaire ordered defendant to stop. When he failed to comply, the officers began a foot pursuit. Defendant ran … and again ordered him to stop. When defendant failed to comply, the officers entered the home, and tackled defendant … ShotSpotter system. He explained that it "identifies and pinpoints gunfire in the city, and then . . . the dispatchers …
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… that while in Paterson on October 12, 2012, defendant committed a second-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a)(1), … not. The judge found that the second attorney not only visited defendant, but thoroughly reviewed the discovery and … of his failure to obtain a video that did not exist. These points border on the frivolous and do not warrant further …
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… further proceedings. I. In October 2020, Caroline filed a complaint for custody of Miguel and an application for SIJ … order in an SIJ status case serves "merely [as] a prerequisite that must be fulfilled before a juvenile can submit his … and Immigration Service, (2014), https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/brochures/Immigration_Rel …
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… 2024 Supreme Court of New Jersey Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex 25 W. Market Street, P.O. Box 970 Trenton, New … is not inherently misleading. Finally, as amicus NJCJI points out, the ACPE's conclusion is consistent with a long … and could easily click back if they reached an undesired website. And "[t]his is not confusion; this is typical Internet …
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… by plaintiff in July 2023. In the domestic violence complaint, plaintiff alleged defendant was tracking his … defendant's location. Plaintiff testified that after becoming aware of this, he contacted two local police … and reasoned: There's no history—there's no repeated committed acts with the purpose to alarm. At the most, …
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… one, the court would "appoint one to represent [him], commonly called a [p]ublic [d]efender." When asked if he … a conforming November 9, 2022 order. In its 7 A-0836-22 accompanying oral decision, the court found the municipal … from defendant's plea colloquy confirms the precise opposite proposition. Simply put, defendant failed to establish …
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… we vacate and remand for the State to provide a compliant statement of reasons for its denial of the … as ineligible for PTI. He contended that "a full and complete review and consideration of all relevant factors … probation. II. On appeal, defendant presents the following points for our consideration: Point I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… confiscated the tape" and the discovery he received "was incomplete and insufficient to enable [him] to adequately … 2C:15-1(a)(2), in exchange for the State's agreement to recommend a sentence of ten years in prison subject to the No … a brief in support of that motion arguing defendant "felt compelled to plead guilty because he felt [defense counsel] …
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… nineteen-year-old niece. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of non-custodial probation. In March … actions were beyond the 'wide range of professionally competent assistance.'" Ibid. (quoting Strickland, 466 U.S. … this plea? DEFENDANT: No, Your Honor. THE COURT: And you're freely and voluntarily waiving that right? DEFENDANT: Yes, …
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… sexual assault, he could be involuntarily civilly committed pursuant to the New Jersey Sexually Violent … his prison sentence, if the court found a need for such commitment. Defendant also represented he understood this … shows, if it shows that you have a pattern of repetitive or compulsive behavior that you may be sentenced to treatment …
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… proceedings triggering Sixth Amendment protections commence upon the return of an indictment. The State … are not disputed. In May 2017, defendant was charged by complaint-warrant with the charges in the ensuing … 5 A-0601-21 to detain him, "adversarial proceedings had commenced at the point of the CJP hearing," requiring …
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… juvenile in the back seat. From the onset, the driver was combative and noncooperative. As a result, and because … so. The judge concluded "the driver and the occupants were combative, uncooperative, sarcastic, even stalling. . . . … including a minor traffic offense, has been or is being committed.'" State v. Bacome, 228 N.J. 94, 103 (2017) …