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… permission prior to leaving the state; enrolling in, complying with the conditions of, and successfully completing an outpatient drug counseling program. Jenkins … information that the robbery victim "was out in the community and was shooting people." After reviewing the …
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… written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add only the following comments. In reviewing a decision on a motion for acquittal, …
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… His motion was denied by Judge Stephen J. Taylor in a comprehensive written decision issued on May 8, 2017. Judge … SUPPRESSED BECAUSE THE WARRANT APPLICATION LACKED THE REQUISITE SHOWING OF PROBABLE CAUSE. U.S. CONST., AMENDS. IV, IX; …
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… be automatically barred from entry into drug court if he committed crimes in the future. Defendant argued that had he … or omissions fell outside the wide range of professionally competent assistance considered in light of all the … The second prong is "an exacting standard: '[t]he error committed must be so serious as to undermine the court's …
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… holding an evidentiary hearing on the motion. We add these comments. In 1996, defendant was convicted of felony murder … Cifelli concluded that Parker's recantation testimony was completely unreliable, would probably not change the jury's … is of sufficient weight that it would probably alter the outcome of the verdict in a new trial. [Ways, 180 N.J. at …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Garrenger in his comprehensive opinion as we agree from our review of the …
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… Family Part's August 31, 2021 order denying his request to compel blood or genetic testing to determine whether he is … Over the course of the ensuing years, defendant never visited or contacted the child. He paid child support, but was … at the time." Defendant then filed his motion to compel paternity testing through the Family Part. The court …
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… motion for reconsideration of his sentence for crimes he committed in 1992 when he was nineteen years old. He argues … we should extend our Supreme Court's decision in State v. Comer, 249 N.J. 359 (2022), to youthful offenders who were between the ages of eighteen and twenty when they committed their offenses. We disagree and affirm. In 1992, …
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… trial, issued a cogent oral decision followed by a comprehensive written opinion, squarely addressing the … the scope of the question" and "the prosecutor did not comment on the response," the PCR judge determined trial …
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… employed by or who 19 contracts with any public utility company in this State, a property 20 maintenance worker,] or … shall be fined $500 and assessed two motor vehicle penalty points; 24 if no bodily injury results, the violator shall … be fined $100 and shall 25 not be assessed any penalty points. 26 d. Nothing in this section shall be construed to …
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… Was Unprepared for Trial. POINT II CUMULATIVE ERRORS COMMITTED BY COUNSEL VIEWED IN THE AGGREGATE DEPRIVED … substantially for the reasons set forth in Judge Ryan's comprehensive opinion. The judge acknowledged defendant's …
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… debtor’s prison model we had used for centuries, when the freedom of an accused man or woman was predicated on the … facts. Right on cue, Chief Justice Stuart Rabner convened a committee in Trenton Tuesday to discuss the strengths and … cash bail system that disproportionately detained low-income people accused of minor crimes – people locked in jail …
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… incarceration for robbery and use of a sawed-off shotgun. Commonwealth v. Douglas, 72 Va. Cir. 385 (2007). After … serving his sentence pursuant to the Interstate Corrections Compact ("Compact"). N.J.S.A. 30:7C-1 to -12; Va. Code Ann. § …
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… also entered defendant's guilty plea and imposed sentence—comprehensively analyzed these issues in view of the … in his written decision, adding only the following brief comments. Defendant was charged with first-degree murder, … aggravated manslaughter, and the State agreed to recommend a sentence of twenty-five years imprisonment, …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) initiated a complaint against John after concerns of physical abuse of … rights to Charlie. On appeal, John argues the following points: ## POINT I DCPP'S LACK OF REASONABLE EFFORTS [WERE] … visitation in an attempt to assist. The Law Guardian points out that the Division succeeded in December 2024 in …
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… related to his actions before the sexual assault, fresh complaint, medical diagnosis under N.J.R.E. 803(c)(4), and … to admit the following evidence at trial: (1) C.C.'s fresh-complaint testimony to A.M.; (2) C.C.'s statements given to … the trial began, on September 26, 2023, the court revisited the admission of C.C.'s statements to Dr. Finkel. The …
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… 28, 2018, Babcock received a call from his security company advising that someone had broken into Wing King, … 4:50 a.m., Babcock received another call from his security company about a break-in at Wing King. Babcock again viewed … of fact to understand the evidence. The "well-known prerequisites" to this rule are: 21 A-3125-22 "(1) the intended …
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… in detail the plea agreement offered including sentencing recommendations," the handwritten response was "NONE." … Roberson, slip op. at 2. We considered five additional points raised by defendant in his self- represented brief … but he recalled the State's theory of the case posited a motive that defendant made "a bet on the 49ers, . . …
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… N.J. 367 (2018). On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE FAILING TO … DETERMINING THAT THE STATE'S FAILURE TO DISCLOSE EVERETT'S COMPLETE ARREST RECORD WAS NOT MATERIAL TO THE JURY'S … found as follows: While [Aron] . . . was detained in the Freehold Youth Detention Center, he told two other …
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… was highly prejudicial to the defense. That prejudice was compounded by the trial court’s later exclusion of the … in the two days following the murder of her husband she freely admitted were lies. She was motivated, for whatever … did not state specifics in his motion, Brown detailed these points: [D]efendant’s right to due process and a fair trial …