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… attached, but we surmise from the record defendant argued plea counsel was ineffective for withdrawing a motion to … included in his petition a request to withdraw his guilty plea. On June 12, 2014, Judge Marilyn C. Clark denied … 1, PAR. 10 OF THE NEW JERSEY CONSTITUTION. POINT II – THE PLEA SHOULD BE VACATED BECAUSE THE FACTUAL BASIS WAS …
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… retained new counsel and moved to withdraw his guilty plea. On June 25, 2012, the court reviewed the motion under … found no grounds to allow defendant to withdraw his guilty plea. On November 30, 2012, the court sentenced defendant in accordance with the plea agreement. On January 31, 2013, defendant appealed the …
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… relief (PCR). The trial judge who took defendant's plea heard the PCR motion and denied it without an … adverse immigration consequences as a result of his guilty plea. We affirm. Defendant's car and home were searched by … property, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7.1. Defendant entered into a plea bargain before Judge Sohail Mohammed, pleading guilty …
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… skills are limited." As such, at the beginning of the plea hearing, Judge DeLury asked defendant whether he … instruction. The judge then informed defendant his guilty plea could result in his future deportation. Defendant said … consequence. Defendant also acknowledged he reviewed the plea forms with his attorney, which he signed. Last, the …
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… concerning his counsel's arguments at a post-plea sentencing hearing, when defendant was being sentenced … 2C:24-2(a). After negotiations with the State, defendant plead guilty to one count of first-degree sexual assault and … to care for the boy. In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a twenty-one-year prison …
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… North Wildwood post office confirmed Peter Marker received mail at the property. Therefore, the following day, … attempted service on defendant via regular first-class mail and certified mail at the property. Plaintiff then … notice and should not have been served with the foreclosure pleadings because he was not Ronald's heir pursuant to …
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… North Wildwood post office confirmed Peter Marker received mail at the property. Therefore, the following day, … attempted service on defendant via regular first-class mail and certified mail at the property. Plaintiff then … notice and should not have been served with the foreclosure pleadings because he was not Ronald's heir pursuant to …
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… warn later' interview technique." The State argues that by pleading guilty, defendant waived her right to appeal the … of defendant's statement. We agree that defendant's guilty plea foreclosed the ability to challenge the admission of … v. Knight, 183 N.J. 449, 470 (2005) ("[A] defendant who pleads guilty is prohibited from raising, on appeal, the …
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… and N.J.S.A. 2C:2-6. On February 13, 2017, defendant pleaded guilty to count one of Indictment No. 15-12-2996, … the theft by deception conviction. 3 A-4821-18T1 During the plea colloquy, the State acknowledged its recommendation of … flat term on the theft count. The trial court accepted the plea, finding it was entered freely, knowingly, and …
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… rights to indictment, remain silent, and trial by jury. The plea agreement permitted defendant to apply to Drug Court … pending the outcome of that application. During the plea hearing, defendant testified that he understood the terms of the plea agreement, including the recommended sentence, that he …
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… warn later' interview technique." The State argues that by pleading guilty, defendant waived her right to appeal the … of defendant's statement. We agree that defendant's guilty plea foreclosed the ability to challenge the admission of … v. Knight, 183 N.J. 449, 470 (2005) ("[A] defendant who pleads guilty is prohibited from raising, on appeal, the …
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… rights to indictment, remain silent, and trial by jury. The plea agreement permitted defendant to apply to Drug Court … pending the outcome of that application. During the plea hearing, defendant testified that he understood the terms of the plea agreement, including the recommended sentence, that he …
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… and N.J.S.A. 2C:2-6. On February 13, 2017, defendant pleaded guilty to count one of Indictment No. 15-12-2996, … the theft by deception conviction. 3 A-4821-18T1 During the plea colloquy, the State acknowledged its recommendation of … flat term on the theft count. The trial court accepted the plea, finding it was entered freely, knowingly, and …
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… service indicated a copy of the summons and complaint was mailed to defendant's home address in Paterson, via regular and certified mail, return receipt requested. The regular mail was not returned, and the certified mail was returned …
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… service indicated a copy of the summons and complaint was mailed to defendant's home address in Paterson, via regular and certified mail, return receipt requested. The regular mail was not returned, and the certified mail was returned …
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… (PCR) without an evidentiary hearing. Defendant argues his plea counsel rendered ineffective assistance of counsel by allowing him to plead guilty under pressure, not raising mitigating factors … at sentencing, failing to negotiate a more favorable plea deal, and failing to make a Miranda motion. Judge …
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… to count two of the Accusation. In return for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend to the trial judge that … the Drug Court judge, who stated he would likely reject the plea agreement and sentence defendant to a consecutive … judge advised defendant that he could withdraw his guilty plea. However, defendant decided to proceed, and the trial …
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… in his petition relevant to those he asserts on appeal are plea counsel was ineffective because he failed to: (1) … he pled guilty to the subject offense, and (2) negotiate a plea agreement whereby defendant would plead guilty to a "non-deportable" offense. On February 14, …
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… (PCR) without an evidentiary hearing. Defendant argues his plea counsel rendered ineffective assistance of counsel by allowing him to plead guilty under pressure, not raising mitigating factors … at sentencing, failing to negotiate a more favorable plea deal, and failing to make a Miranda motion. Judge …
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… in his petition relevant to those he asserts on appeal are plea counsel was ineffective because he failed to: (1) … he pled guilty to the subject offense, and (2) negotiate a plea agreement whereby defendant would plead guilty to a "non-deportable" offense. On February 14, …