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… multi-apartment dwellings.” The officers then searched the common areas for weapons and the suspect. Estevez and … that while he was standing in the doorway, still in the common hallway, he looked into defendant’s room as defendant … that defendant did not have a privacy right as to the common hallway and that, in light of Estevez’s plain-view …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar R.J. Hughes Justice Complex JUDGE P.O. Box 975 25 Market Street Trenton, New … motion of defendant (“City”) to dismiss the above-captioned complaint on grounds plaintiff had failed to respond to the …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar R.J. Hughes Justice Complex JUDGE P.O. Box 975 25 Market Street Trenton, New … motion of defendant (“City”) to dismiss the above-captioned complaint on grounds plaintiff had failed to respond to the …
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… an evidentiary hearing and rendered a twenty-page comprehensive written opinion. A jury found defendant guilty … hearing only when he "has presented a prima facie [case] in support of [PCR]," meaning that a defendant must demonstrate … a prima facie case of ineffectiveness, but instead made unsupported bald assertions. Defendant is unable to meet the …
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… decision must be reversed because there was no evidence to support the value of the pendant, Judge Wilson's decision … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … in original)).] 7 A-4310-16T3 Based on this well-settled common law standard of review, as augmented by defendant's …
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… found defendant presented only self-serving assertions in support of his criticism of his trial counsel's performance. … only "if a defendant has presented a prima facie case in support of PCR . . . ." Jones, 219 N.J. at 311 (citing State … has not offered anything beyond his bare assertion to support his claim. The PCR court assigned counsel to assist …
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… that this incident is all as a result of the filing of a complaint . . . for divorce. . . . . He said that it was she … (2008). We are satisfied the totality of the circumstances supports Judge Bottinelli's findings that plaintiff … evidence. See Cesare, 154 N.J. at 411-12. All other points raised by defendant lack sufficient merit to warrant …
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… over the phone." Starx and Lewis were each charged with committing prohibited act *.004, fighting with another … of recreational privileges, and the loss of ninety days of commutation time. On the adjudication form, the hearing … requirements"; (2) the DOC's "finding of guilt is not supported by substantial credible evidence"; and (3) the …
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… and second-degree aggravated assault, and conspiracy to commit robbery. Defendant and several cohorts attacked a man … he did not adequately advise him about a plea offer; he recommended that he not testify in his own defense; and he did … "we will uphold the PCR court's findings that are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts of the indictment and to recommend a five-year custodial sentence with a five-year … written decision. We amplify that conclusion with a few comments. Under the Sixth Amendment of the United States … did not constitute an eligible predicate offense to support the "certain persons" charge. The record reflects …
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… filed the motion that is the subject of this appeal. In his supporting brief, he specifically raised the issue about his … motion court in its order. We only add the following brief comments. Rule 3:21-1 provides that a motion to withdraw a … he was pleading guilty. We chose not to consider his unsupported argument as we have not been provided with any …
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… and pursued a "harassment, intimidation and bullying" (HIB) complaint against them. Plaintiffs alleged that other … terminated them as coaches. Plaintiffs also alleged common law causes of action for malicious use and abuse of … relevant to plaintiffs' credibility. Further, as the Board points out, after-acquired evidence of misconduct may be …
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… unless "a defendant has presented a prima facie [case] in support of post-conviction relief." State v. Marshall, 148 … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. (quoting Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694). The … that (i) counsel's assistance was not 'within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases'; and …
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… The judge noted Melton-Kaufman had written a letter in support of Amin's application, in which she stated that the …
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… (Meridian) summary judgment dismissal of the Borough's complaints. Those complaints sought to impose a tax … arbitrary or there is a lack of substantial evidence to support them' because '[t]he judges presiding in the Tax … and against the myriad of existing case law." The Borough points to AHS and argues "the plaintiff in [AHS] filed a …
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… 2019 to change where the daughter would go to school and to compel where the daughter would attend summer camp. … he lives. Defendant also argued that plaintiff should be compelled to abide by the MSA. Plaintiff opposed the motion … makes three main arguments, which he breaks down into seven points. He contends that the family court erred by (1) not …
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… 2 A-2781-14T2 sex offender as required by N.J.S.A. 2C:7-2e, commonly known as "Megan's Law." Thereafter, defendant moved … as a de minimis infraction. Defendant characterized his noncompliance as practically inconsequential because he was … knowing." Once again, the judge found this argument was not supported by the record. There's no question here that the …
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… attributable to such work" is ineligible for unemployment compensation benefits. Under this section, the threshold question is whether an applicant for unemployment compensation benefits left her job "voluntarily." If the … was voluntary, the applicant is eligible for unemployment compensation benefits only if that separation was for "good …
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… waiver of the forty-two-month parole disqualifier and to recommend reduction, under the waiver provision, to one year … During argument on the motion, the sentencing court commented it would have ordered a probationary sentence if … sentencing court's task is merely to impose a sentence that complies with the assignment or presiding judge's ruling. …
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… 2C:11-3(a)(1); first-degree felony murder, during the commission of a robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(3); first- … court's jury instructions failed to explain the law of accomplice liability, trial counsel was ineffective for not … statute." In denying defendant's request for discovery to support his contention that he received a disparate sentence …