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A-3442-23
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… Esq. 600 Broad Street Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 pmomara@gmail.com Attorney ID# 0125 81993 AMENDEDFILED, Clerk of the … the municipal prosecutor or a private prosecutor in a cross complaint case, discovery shall be available to the parties … A-003442-23 Defense counsel's summation encompassed several points. Counsel recited the case's facts, stated defendant …
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… August 2022 at the age of seventy. M.B. asserts the Board committed numerous errors, but his central arguments are … Board's conclusion regarding his "lack of insight." M.B. points to the programs he completed that "confirm his … weigh his age, health, and family support. M.B. cites studies showing that the risk of recidivism decreases with age, …
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… disclose a student's status" because it has "a specific and compelling need" to do so, "such as the health and safety of … to evidence submitted by the Attorney General, including studies which documented the disparate impact through elevated … a minor"). Additionally, as the Attorney General correctly points out, neither the injunctions nor the Existing …
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A-1137-23 Briefs
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… Suite 202E Millburn7 New Jersey. 07041 azegas@zegaslaw.com On the Brie5 jnahuix@zegaslaw.com Alan L. Zegas, Esq. 02 133-1 98 1 (0) 973-379-1999 … co-defendants who had entered plea agreements, and who at points had recanted or wavered in their testimony. 1T:6: …
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… while intoxicated ("DWI") case, the State relied on the community caretaking doctrine to justify the police's … the Law Division legally erred in finding the elements of community caretaking were met here, we reverse defendant's … the municipal judge found that "the officers, doing their community caretaking, drove out to the site, where they knew …
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… for voluntary dismissal of their medical malpractice complaint or, alternatively, an order extending discovery. … and granted plaintiffs' cross-motion for dismissal of the complaint without prejudice. We vacate the May 16, 2024 … plaintiffs' cross-motion for voluntary dismissal of their complaint. 3 A-3410-23 In August 2010, B.F.'s mother …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; three counts of … restaurant. Trent, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit the robbery and robbery, testified that he and … the shooter [to police] as having dreadlocks, wearing a hoodie and jeans, and missing about four front teeth." Ibid. …
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… did not cite any authority supporting its order.2 2 By comparison, Rule 3:22-6A(2) mandates dismissal of a PCR … or unsupported. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 8 A-3713-22 POINT ONE THE PCR … filed four months beyond the one-year time requirement embodied in Rule 3:22-12(a)(2). Nor are we persuaded by the …
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… Julie stated she "recalled feeling pain in her rectum, 'coming and going,' and hearing defendant's voice whispering, … On appeal, defendant renews his arguments in the following points: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS ENTITLED TO AN EVIDENTIARY … claimed it was the first time she ever smoked marijuana. Ladies and gentlemen, is it a coincidence that all of this …
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… wearing a blue bandana around his mouth and nose and a hoodie. Witnesses also said this robber was holding the … the additional evidence probably would have affected the outcome, regardless of whether it is characterized as … second prong, "new evidence must have been discovered after completion of trial and must not have been discoverable …
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… denying the suppression motion. In a written opinion accompanying the order, the judge initially found defendant … seconds later." private area." . . . Thus, when the police come on to private property to conduct an investigation or … driveways, porches), observations made from such vantage points are not covered by the Fourth Amendment. [LaFave, § …
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… she didn't want to go with him because her boyfriend had come to pick her up and she was going to go with him." … . . . DEFENDANT OF A JURY INSTRUCTION THAT WOULD HAVE COMPLETELY EXONERATED HIM FROM CRIMINAL LIABILITY, AND … errors must create a "reasonable probability" that the outcome of the proceedings would have been different if counsel …
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… June 1, 2023." Counsel for appellants and plaintiffs communicated shortly thereafter and appellants sought to … fully responsive answers. 4 A-1084-24 Appellants refused to comply with the subpoena, explaining Salari conducted … was also "somewhat suspect" given the fact 596 IMEs would come out to approximately thirty-five IMEs per month. …
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… drove to the police station rather than request the police come to the home because he did not want his son or his … order. Before the municipal court, R.B. argued J.B.'s comments effectively invited and "enticed" the assault and … and proofs, including the audio and video evidence, J.B.'s comments did not constitute a "voluntary and serious …
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… weapon in connection with the incident in exchange for a recommended maximum aggregate sentence of twelve years' … denied effective assistance of counsel. The State correctly points out that during trial, the [c]ourt asked . . . … . . . defendant stated he did. The State also correctly points out that . . . defendant was extensively questioned …
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… indictment. Defendant also pled guilty to conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and :11-3(a)(2), and conspiracy to commit witness tampering, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and … More particularly, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS …
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… applicable. On appeal, the State argues the trial court committed error and that the warrantless search which led to … phone and got no answer. They heard snoring sounds coming from the glass sliding doors on the patio. Officers … and inevitable discovery. The State raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE EVIDENCE SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS CYNTHIA BIR.KITT, Plaintiff, v. … follows suit in response. Significantly, Plaintiff points to the California Civil Code which states, "Trees … is a genuine issue for trial. If the non-moving party "points only to disputed issues of fact that are ofan …
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… plate numbers of the three vehicles into his patrol car computer and found that one of the vehicles, a 2003 … undisputed that defendant's vehicle was not registered as a commercial vehicle and he used it for pleasure, not for commercial purposes or for the conveyance of persons for …
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… gave the jury a self-defense instruction. The judge also complied with the State's request to charge the jury as to … responsible. On appeal, defendant raises the following points of error for our consideration: POINT I WHEN SOME … IT WAS REVERSIBLE ERROR TO FAIL TO INSTRUCT THE JURY ON ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY AND TO FAIL TO EXPLAIN TO THE JURY THAT …