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… case by questioning the victim before trial; (4) meet and communicate sufficiently with defendant; and (5) provide the State with … to plead guilty in exchange for a reduced sentence recommendation, which the State rejected. The court also found …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY KATHI F. … for further investigation or discovery indicates insufficient evidentiary support; and 1 Although the motion is … and was one of first impression. In support, defendant points to the issuance of a published opinion in the matter …
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… ordered to keep his arms in the air. As the officer was completing the pat-down, he felt a rectangular object in the … court's decision must be affirmed if it is "supported by sufficient credible evidence" and not "so clearly mistaken … from a traffic violation." Id. at 618; see also State v. Bacome, 228 N.J. 94, 96-97 (2017) ("We underscore that the …
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… in a car accident. We affirm. I. In 2018, Espinosa filed a complaint in the Law Division alleging the vehicle she was … court, attorneys, jurors, and witnesses appeared through a computer application. Three witnesses testified: Espinosa, … the seventh juror as an alternate and found that a full complement of six jurors deliberated and reached a unanimous …
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… a guilty adjudication and imposing sanctions for Reed's commission of prohibited acts *.306, disrupting or … of the hearing officer." On appeal, Reed reargues the same points he asserted in Reed I. Because we rejected Reed's … argument that the guilty findings were not supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record and the DOC's …
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… with two parties: Likissa Properties, LLC, to purchase commercial real estate in Gloucester City (the property); … eighteen, subparagraph b. However, as Dedja correctly points out, because the argument was not raised before the … any of the LLCs' arguments, we conclude they lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… NO. A-0982-22 IN THE MATTER OF THE EXPUNGEMENT OF CIVIL COMMITMENT RECORDS OF S.C.S. ______________________________ … his petition to expunge his records pertaining to civil commitments in the Carrier Clinic, Monmouth Medical Center, … concerns S.C.S.'s application for expungement of his commitment records, we use initials to preserve his …
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… Law Division judge "could reasonably have been reached on sufficient credible evidence present in the record." State v. … effective on June 30, 2021, authorizing the Motor Vehicle Commission to share voter and motor vehicle information with … a person to watch a video created by the Motor Vehicle Commission explaining the rights and responsibilities of a …
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… were prepared to proceed, placed them under oath and commenced questioning the parties about their history, the … with his attorney at 5:00 p.m. Each of defendant's comments reflecting his lack of readiness to proceed went … members of plaintiff's family, although defendant had no complaint pending against plaintiff. As to plaintiff's …
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… (counts three and four); and second and third-degree computer theft, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:20-25(c) (counts … and N.J.S.A. 2C:20-4 (count eleven); and second-degree computer theft, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:20-25(c) (count … 2015); State v. Robinson, 200 N.J. 1, 19 (2009) ("[T]he points of divergence developed in proceedings before a trial …
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… him to pay $6,204.33 in restitution to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board and $155 in fines and penalties. In 2020 … the deductions were proper. We have considered all other points raised by appellant and conclude they lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion. R. 2:11-3(e)(1) (E). …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … to the extent that the Ansell firm stated that it would recommend Sterling’s revised offer if the consent order gave … and reviewed the other timely offers, we would have recommended this offer to the [c]ourt”). Because the Ansell …
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… considered defendant's contentions and rendered a comprehensive written opinion, with which we substantially … the remaining counts of the three indictments and to recommend a five- year term of imprisonment with a … hearing is necessary only if a petitioner presents sufficient facts to make out a prima facie claim of …
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… the allegedly sleeping juror. We found the argument lacked sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. … We reviewed it and considered the argument "without sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion." … has "a due process right to an 'impartial and mentally competent' tribunal." State v. Mohammed, 226 N.J. 71, 83 …
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… 3:22- 12(a)(2), following a non-evidentiary hearing. In a comprehensive twenty-four- page memorandum of decision, the … the self-defense statute thoroughly and that the outcome would not have been any different. The first PCR court …
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… by finding the unsigned, unsworn investigation report was sufficient to permit withdrawal of a guilty plea. We review … claim of innocence. A bare assertion of innocence is insufficient to justify withdrawal of a plea. Defendant must …
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… deficient performance at sentencing is the failure to sufficiently argue for mitigating factor twelve. 4 A-2407-21 … Ravin in his written opinion. We add only the following comments. Judge Ravin applied the well-known standards … at 687). "To satisfy prong one, [a defendant] ha[s] to 'overcome a "strong presumption" that counsel exercised …
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… "to consider or appreciate the significance of probative competent evidence." We vacate summary judgment because we … case to proceed to a jury.1 We agree with Kwon, and part company with the motion court. The court misapplied the … party. The court stated: "[W]hen you're driving a commercial vehicle, a public vehicle like a bus, there are …
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… Pieper with written disciplinary charges, alleging he committed prohibited act .402. The sergeant conducted an … Counsel substitute requested leniency. The hearing officer completed an adjudication form, which she showed to Pieper. … if it would have reached a different result, so long as sufficient credible evidence in the record exists to support …
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… court “must accept as true all factual assertions in the complaint” and accord the non-movant every reasonable … (App. Div. 2008). The court must only consider “the legal sufficiency of the alleged facts apparent on the face of the … “The court may not consider anything other than whether the complaint states a cognizable cause of action.” Ibid. TILA …