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… of third-degree burglary and one count of conspiracy to commit burglary. Because the record supports the motion … following: two counts of second-degree use of a juvenile to commit a third-degree criminal offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-9(a) … N.J.S.A. 2C:20-7; one count of third-degree conspiracy to commit burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a) and N.J.S.A. …
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… $207 per week for the two children based on plaintiff's income of $96,000 per year and defendant's imputed income of $30,000 per year. Plaintiff's child support … obligation continued until the children turned eighteen or completed four continuous years of full-time college …
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… November 12, 2020 2 A-1039-19T1 This appeal arises out of a commercial dispute concerning the development of software … business in Seoul, South Korea. Genesis acts as a holding company, meaning it holds stock in other corporations that … to 2009, plaintiff was asked to develop a point-of-sales computer system for use by BBQ USA in its restaurants in the …
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… property, plaintiff JSTAR, LLC, objected and, prior to the completion of Board action on the application, filed a … of the public to be present at all meetings of public bodies, and to witness in full detail all phases of the … policy formulation, and decision making of public bodies, is vital to the enhancement and proper functioning of …
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… to dismiss count two of Indictment No. 15-12-2996 and to recommend a third-degree range sentence of a three-year term, … During the plea colloquy, the State acknowledged its recommendation of a three-year NERA term on the robbery count … term. This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE NO SHOW PROVISION WAS NEVER INCORPORATED …
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… to that sentence. Before us, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE MOTION JUDGE APPLIED THE WRONG STANDARD … or rejection of an application to enter PTI. Subpart (e) accomplishes two goals. It specifically advises a defendant … of the offense, . . . including whether . . . it was committed in an especially heinous, cruel, or depraved …
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… used in the shooting was seized from defendant's glove compartment shortly after the incident. Defendant was … of the spoiler and in the roof above the rear passenger compartment." The Galant also was occupied by Raheem Jamison … When he looked inside the car, the driver noticed the glove compartment had opened, and he observed "what he believe[d …
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… Frank Pescatore, with: (1) first-degree conspiracy to commit financial facilitation of a criminal activity, … and N.J.S.A. 2C:21-25; (2) second-degree conspiracy to commit theft by deception, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:20-4; (3) second-degree conspiracy to commit insurance fraud, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and …
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… bidding vendors "must furnish all information required by completing the forms accompanying the [RFP]." Additionally, … in certain instances just as unavailing. As the State points out, Attachment Two was used in the evaluation … misplaced. As to its claims of disparate treatment, CJL points to the Division's Recommendation Report, which …
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… was open; that is the State did not make a sentencing recommendation but reserved the right to argue for a sentence … does not argue in his merits brief how he would overcome the "formidable barrier" created by his own admissions … burden "that there was sexual penetration and that it was accomplished without the affirmative and freely-given …
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… detox." He chose the latter. When confronted with L.G.'s comments regarding R.G.'s use of a "smoker," R.G. denied … of the Division. Attal testified that, based on L.G.'s comments to Riccardi and his parents' history of drug use, … arrests concerned the Division because "[R.G.] was not forthcoming in regard[] to his substance abuse charges and use. …
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… feet. 3 A-2936-18T3 The shopping center has a number of commercial tenants, including Stop and Shop, PNC Bank, … The second permit was issued on February 19, 2014, and completed on May 1, 2014. The permit described the … of an added assessment. However, the governing case law points to a different conclusion. In Harrison Realty Corp. …
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… any cooperation agreement with Jackson and argued the State committed a Brady1 violation with respect to its late … police, including that he and Johnson were responsible for committing the crime. The PCR judge found the petition was … and defendant did not assert any claim which would come under subsections (A), (B) or (C). The judge also found …
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… the trial court in its oral decision. We add the following comments. An investigatory stop "occurs during a police … Tucker, 136 N.J. 158, 168 (1994) (concluding flight, when combined with other evidence of criminal activity, can …
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… parents. A man entered the store wearing a black hoodie and dark blue jeans. The man's face was not covered. … heard tires screeching and saw a man wearing a black hoodie drive a Jeep out of a driveway near a doctor's office. … been robbed in the past while buying drugs. After defendant completed the transaction, he heard someone screaming. …
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… near the scene. DNA recovered from the jacket and cap was compared to a DNA sample obtained from defendant. The … turn our attention to defendant's argument that the judge committed reversible error by failing to define the elements … 281, 287 (1981), and "'erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to' possess the capacity to unfairly …
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… they claim represented net proceeds from the sale of a commercial property a dozen years before Li's involvement, … filed against Li. Following the filing of a formal complaint, a special master was appointed who held four days … the special master submitted a twenty-three-page report recommending Li's disbarment. The special master concluded by …
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… whether to hold an evidentiary hearing on a PCR petition is committed to the sound discretion of the PCR judge. State v. … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. (quoting Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694). Indeed, … to significantly worse consequences. Indeed, as the State points out, although defendant was not eligible under …
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… the pertinent facts from the trial record. Acting on complaints of drug activity in a local park, Edison Police … for a violation of probation, having found defendant committed the present offenses while he was serving a term … It wasn’t dried out. It was – it looked like it had just come off a plant recently. To support his argument this …
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… observed a person, who was later identified as defendant, "coming between two cars that were parked on the side of … defendant to put his cell phone down, but defendant did not comply. Salhanek was concerned defendant was attempting to … approximately one hundred gun investigations and the most common areas where handguns are stashed are in the "front …