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… following the interview. The following day, detectives accompanied the child to retrace her route on the day of her … daughter. Defendant was not arrested because he agreed to accompany detectives back to the SVU for further questioning. … Treatment Fund (SCVTF). Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I BECAUSE THE STATE FAILED TO CARRY …
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… scene. Further, once the process is initiated, the machine completes the solution change on its own. Dela Rosa … the database reflected the time the solution change was completed. During oral argument before the municipal court, … municipal court's decision, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT [I] THE COURT BELOW …
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… and informed the coworker the license plate inquiry had come back as "unidentified." The license plate belonged to … and Regulations 6.1.1(a), N.J.A.C. 4A:2-2.3(a)(12), and committing the second-degree offense, computer criminal … This appeal followed. On appeal, Lee raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I N.J.S.A. 43:1-3 [AND] …
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… slip op. at 2. We also concluded defendant did not overcome the presumption of imprisonment set forth in N.J.S.A. … FAILURE TO ADVISE THE DEFENDANT AS TO THE CONSEQUENCES OF COMMENCING SERVICE OF A STAYED SENTENCE ENTITLES THE … v. Rodriguez, 97 N.J. 263, 270 (1984) (holding that "the commencement of sentence coupled with the defendant's …
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… a Tier Three sex offender pursuant to the registration and community notification provisions of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. … 2C:14- 29(c)(1). Those convictions involved offenses C.R. committed in 2008 and 2009, when he was eighteen years old … the Paterson Police Department. On July 26, 2021, the State completed its RRAS assessment, and scaled C.R. as a Tier …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … taxes on the premises. Paragraph 3 requires that Lally “comply with all building, zoning and health codes and other … expressly or implicitly agreed or understood that strict compliance with the property-tax obligation was not …
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… 3 A-3337-16T1 Before giving his plea, defendant reviewed, completed, and signed a plea form. In response to question … fell short of the prevailing norms of the legal community. Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356, 366-67 (2010). … Nunez-Valdez, 200 N.J. at 143). Moreover, counsel's duty encompasses informing a defendant who enters a guilty plea of …
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… 20, 2018, plaintiff filed a domestic violence civil complaint against defendant, and alleged that defendant had … that on her social media Snapchat, she was "snapping" how uncomfortable she was being at the gym while defendant was … watched her whole story on Snapchat, and she felt "really uncomfortable." Plaintiff further testified that she purchased …
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… entered judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed the complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff moved for judgment … a left turn and when the light turned green, seeing no oncoming traffic, Reif slowly began his turn. He was … judge should have 9 A-1559-17T2 stricken defense counsel's comments and provided a curative instruction.1 These …
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… ordered the men to show their hands. Everyone but defendant complied. Defendant began running away from the officers, … obtained from defendant, and the DNA extracted from it was compared to the DNA found on the handgun. A forensic scientist from the State Police who performed the comparison testified at trial that defendant was the source …
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… two letters from Q, a man he stated he did not know. In his communications, Q indicated to defendant that on the night … and taller than me. 10. The second shooter wore a grey hoodie. He was brown skinned and average build. 11. I saw … defendant theorizes Q's information from 2016 would have come to light if his first PCR counsel had interviewed Q, …
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… male, about 5'9'' [tall], very well[-]built, with a dark complexion[,]" "injected her with heroin and repeatedly … the police witness about this issue, they were "talking common terms here . . . [and] not talking specifically about … we are not convinced he would have rejected the State's recommended offer of a seven-year prison term with a five-year …
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… agreed to pay plaintiff term alimony of $160 per week commencing one week after the sale of the marital residence … are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … The record does not demonstrate that plaintiff submitted competent evidence to the trial court establishing the …
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… penalties. In this appeal, defendant argues the trial judge committed reversible error by: (1) admitting a recording of … to testify that he recovered from defendant's person a pipe commonly used to smoke marijuana. Defendant argues this … trial judge gave the jury the following instructions: "Ladies and Gentlemen, you’re going to be given a transcript …
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… the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges and to recommend a five-year sentence with forty-two months of parole … release date was changed resulting in him serving the complete five-year sentence. Defendant contended had his … not a five[-]year term. This was error. Reasonably competent counsel should have explained to Mr. Smith that …
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… from two October 18, 2018 resolutions of the Board of Commissioners of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition … to -18; Infinity Broadcasting Corp. v. N.J. Meadowlands Comm'n, 187 N.J. 212, 215-16 (2006).1 MEPT owns a 19.9-acre … roadway violate the REA, Towers can pursue available remedies under the agreement. The NJSEA variance approval …
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… to defendant. The Law Division judge issued a thorough, comprehensive, and cogent opinion denying defendant's … States Constitution provides that "no person should be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against … (1986). New Jersey's application of Miranda stems from our common law and is "treated . . . as though it were of …
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… challenges his conviction of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5–2, N.J.S.A. 2C:15–1(a), and … TO REQUEST A RENUNCIATION CHARGE FOR THE CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE. POINT II THE PCR COURT ERRED IN … We are unaware of any basis in the record — and Brown points to none — for the jury to conclude that Brown …
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… v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER, Defendant-Respondent. _________________________ … challenge to a final agency decision of defendant State Comptroller. We dismiss the appeal for want of … This matter concerns the statutory authority of the State Comptroller with respect to the procurement of contracts by …
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… interest. Monthly payroll deductions of $222.99 commenced on December 1, 1991 and terminated on 3 … appeal followed. On appeal, McMahon raises the following points4 for our consideration: I. [McMahon] has a contract … As a preliminary matter, the issues McMahon now raises in points I, II and VI, were not raised before the TPAF or the …