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… of ammunition in the driver's door, a package of cigars "commonly used to smoke CDS marijuana," two Ziploc bags of … he was previously convicted in 1994 of a crime in Virginia comparable to aggravated assault under New Jersey law. On … 409, 447 (2015). Probable cause "requires 'a practical, common[-]sense determination whether, given all of the …
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… his body and he said he was corporally punished. And when I combine both of the events together, happening in a very … we acknowledge the judge's repeated statements that his comments were "pure speculation," they were nevertheless … he would "bet" happened in an abuse and neglect matter and commenting that he "sadly" could not make a finding based on …
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… plea agreement. Defendant appeals, raising the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED … waiver demonstrates that . . . defendant's statement was completely knowing and voluntary. Accordingly, the judge … and intelligently waived his right to remain silent." B. We commence our analysis with well-established legal …
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… to suppress his statement to detectives as well as his accompanying handwritten letter of apology to the alleged … because [t]he video show[ed] . . . that there [were] points where . . . defendant is formulating an answer, … States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and evidence rule, …
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… use disorder. Based on his symptoms, the TASC evaluator recommended that defendant participate in a medically … inpatient treatment program. The State, however, recommended defendant be denied drug court admission, 5 … a significant threat to both the public and drug court community based on his status as a "for-profit drug dealer" …
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… caretaker and defendant the primary wage earner, whose income supported the family. On February 27, 2015, a final … two unemancipated children. After imputing an annual income of $24,960 to plaintiff and finding defendant earned … Rules, Appendices IX-A to -G to R. 5:6A, www.gannlaw.com (2019), who was still living at home. The court did not …
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… THE ACCUSER'S UNRELIABLE IN-COURT IDENTIFICATION, AND THEN COMPOUNDED THE PROBLEM BY MISCHARACTERIZING THE … was skinny then, fat now. Defendant did not object to the comment. Several witnesses saw the victim exit the store, … appear to be bleeding. Sergeant Sylvester recovered a bloodied Yankees baseball cap from the area where defendant was …
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… I. In 2011, plaintiff made contact with The Pinnacle Companies (Pinnacle), a developer hired by DCH Montclair … of fact." Ibid. Where the party opposing summary judgment points only to disputed issues of fact that are "of an … venture was limited to a single undertaking. Plaintiff points to various facts in the record to support its …
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… indictments with numerous crimes alleged to have been committed in two different counties. The State and defendant … decision. I. The procedural history of this matter is complex, reflecting the large number of crimes defendant is alleged to have committed in two different counties. As we have already …
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… she was a United States citizen, without rushing her to complete it. Relying upon State v. Nunez- Valdez, 200 N.J. … U.S. at 356. This "is an exacting standard: '[t]he error committed must be so serious as to undermine the court's … your client? First of all, was this something that you were completely comfortable with because she had indicated Mexico …
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… JERSEY CONSTITUTION WAS VIOLATED BY THE STATE'S FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE VIENNA CONVENTION OF CONSULAR RELATIONS. … 180 days for leaving the scene of an accident. The State recommended a probationary sentence of one to five years with … an alien who has been convicted of, or who admits having committed, or who admits committing acts which constitute …
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… 1:36-3. 2 A-3782-18T4 delinquent based on conduct that, if committed as an adult, would have constituted first-degree … get "help and move on." In June 2017, B.W. was charged with committing aggravated sexual assaults on Lynne and Lucy when … States Constitution and this [S]tate's common law, now embodied in . . . N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and . . . N.J.R.E. 503." …
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… the store's surveillance cameras and posted them on an all-points-bulletin (trax message), which was circulated to … 1 United States v. Wade, 388 U.S. 218 (1967). 4 A-5873-17T3 compared them with his driver's license photo.2 Trover's … obviously, not deceptive in his answers. His answers were completely consistent with the . . . other evidence, in …
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… identification evidence presented by the State, and the incompleteness of the charges on identification the court … those declarants to be cross- examined. Lastly, the State points out in its brief that duplicative fines and penalties … a variety of factors that, according to scientific studies, can confound what otherwise might appear to be an …
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… Shaniece Williams, gathered outside the Ivy Hill apartment complex in Camden, listening to music, talking and drinking. Williams and Sheppard both lived at the complex. Iris Irizarry also lived at the apartment complex. Irizarry is the mother of two of defendant's …
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… defendant fired nine shots at a group of people during the commission of a robbery, hitting and killing one person. The … indictment. The State agreed that regardless of the outcome of the motion, it would not seek an aggregate sentence … to that of his co-defendant." The State correctly points out that defendant raises the failure to consolidate …
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… summary judgment dismissal of her breach of warranty complaint NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … may not be defeated when the non-moving party merely points to "any fact in dispute." Brill, 142 N.J. at 529. … reporting a problem. To support her claims, plaintiff points to documents provided by defendant that refer to the …
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… on appeal that the court incorrectly assessed the proofs, committed evidentiary error, and improperly shifted the … his left arm to keep him in place. She admitted that Greg complained of discomfort afterwards. On the following day, when "her …
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… and remand for further proceedings. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce in 2016, after a thirty-one-year … calculated the amount of alimony by averaging defendant's income during the previous six years, 2012-2017. The six-year average was $327,442, based on his income of $402,651 in 2012, $321,913 in 2013, $115,901 in …
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… jurors, noting that Juror No. 1 told the officer that the comments he heard were just "chitter chatter" and "not … cannot establish that Juror No. 1 heard any substantive comments, shared those comments with other jurors, or that the comments had the …