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… SUPPRESS EVIDENCE BECAUSE THE POLICE DID NOT HAVE THE REQUISITE REASONABLE SUSPICION TO CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATORY STOP … Trenton Anti-Crime (TAC) Unit, a special unit designed to combat street-level narcotic sales and violent offenders, and approximately two years in the Violent Crimes Unit (VCU), where his job responsibilities mirrored …
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… Winberry, and Gregory Winberry, on July 22, 2010, filed a complaint against defendants, the Borough of Rutherford and … years the matter has never even been listed for trial. The complaint was dismissed once with prejudice for the Partnership's failure to comply with discovery requests—an order we reversed—and …
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… his home. They also knocked on the doors of five homes, including that of defendant, but there was no answer. … application for Pre- Trial Intervention (PTI).3 In a comprehensive review of the factors listed under N.J.S.A. … the offense in this case.5 In addition, defendant had only completed her probationary sentence four years prior to the …
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… following a fourteen-year marriage. They entered into a comprehensive MSA, which addressed, among other things, … to meet with the parties and the children, and provide recommendations regarding "visitation." Pursuant to the … figure something out so we can break this logjam with the assistance of an expert." The record before us does not …
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… second-degree possession of a firearm during the course of committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a); … and when the officer told him to get on the ground, he complied. Stranahan searched defendant and found cash, three … conviction for possession of a firearm during the course of committing a drug offense. The trial judge sentenced …
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… JUDGMENT AGAINST QIANNA IS MANDATED BECAUSE THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN ADMITTING INTO EVIDENCE AT THE … claims against Qianna is mandated because the trial court committed reversible error in admitting inadmissible hearsay … him abused or neglected. Qianna's arguments based on inapposite cases, including New Jersey Division of Youth and …
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… offenses. He argues: POINT I THE JURY CHARGE REGARDING ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY WAS IMPROPER, THUS DENIED DEFENDANT DUE … PROCESS AND A FAIR TRIAL. A. The Jury Charge Regarding Accomplice Liability Was Given In Error As Defendant Was … or lobby. The doors were usually unlocked. On the opposite side of the lobby was a door that opened into the …
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… co-defendant Joseph R. Rios. Both defendants denied being accompanied by a third perpetrator and no additional suspect … Court's Criminal Division Manager 4 A-2474-15T2 ("CDM") recommended against PTI.1 The CDM found "the crime is such … WAS A FIRST- TIME OFFENDER WHO WAS NOT CHARGED WITH ANY CRIMES CREATING A PRESUMPTION AGAINST SUCH ADMISSION AND …
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… second degree possession of a firearm in the course of committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1a; and third … to dismiss the remaining counts of the indictment and recommend the court sentence defendant to an aggregate term of … years of parole ineligibility. The State also agreed to recommend that the court permit defendant to serve this …
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… a police officer. The civilian ignored Mogul's request to come to the front door. Mogul observed as the civilian … Officer Quinn shot him. Mogul knew he needed to call for assistance. The officers started first aid, but Mogul knew … instance, "an emergency medical technician [(EMT)] who comes upon a terrible accident involving life- threatening …
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… offenses and possession of a radio to intercept emergency communications while committing or attempting to commit a crime. Defendant's … have been informed in part by consideration of alleged crimes for which defendant was not convicted. In its sentencing …
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… not impeached during cross-examination or undermined by competing expert opinions." The judge similarly found Lind's … Indeed, he made up untold number of excuses for his shortcomings when it came to consistency of parenting time, … v. 6 A-1687-16T1 A.W., 103 N.J. 591, 599 (1986). At times, the parent's interest must yield to the State's …
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… Court Judge John Morelli entered a Holup1 order that compelled the State to produce "the [BTISR], detailing any … of the right to seek dismissal or suppression for non-compliance. 4 A-2926-15T3 testing (unit 133). Defendant … 17 (2015); Pressler & Verniero, Current N.J. Court Rules, comment 5 on R. 2:6-2 (2017). 8 A-2926-15T3 of the …
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… R. 2:11-3(e)(2). However, we make the following brief comments. There was no plain error in the identification … Garfield Avenue. Walsh notified the dispatcher, requested assistance, and followed the car without activating his … was biased and improperly relied on unproven facts and crimes for which he was acquitted. We review a judge's …
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… Dutton Schaffer, Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; James R. Griffin, Jr., Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). … and there [were] holes in the walls where roaches were coming out." Defendant informed the caseworker a pile of … film" over them. The cushions were torn apart with "roaches coming in and out" of them. The children's clothing 4 …
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… by the same theory; (2) the underlying facts are very complex; (3) the allegations of one count are either … explained in Parker, when a series of alleged criminal acts committed by a defendant involves acts that are … and minimum terms of imprisonment for such conduct has been committed by the people of this State to the legislative, …
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… 10. Lora B. Glick argued the cause for appellants. James P. McBarron argued the cause for respondents (Hardin, … on issues of law. Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). Applying these … or tortious activity at the time that he provides the assistance; [and] (3) the defendant must knowingly and …
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… reverse. I. The following facts are set forth in the PTI recommendation report submitted by the Criminal Division … year old high school graduate who had attended one semester of college. He was currently unemployed but actively … . . . [and] in several instances to conduct the requisite individualized assessment necessary[.]" Based on these …
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… house, and travel directly to an arranged location to complete the transaction with the CI during the first and … of officers executing the warrant. The detective also posited defendant's prior record exposed him to a longer … history," and his educational career through one semester of college,4 both of which were considered by the …
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… See also Pressler & Verniero, Current N.J. Court Rules, comment 1 on R. 3:23-8 (2017) (stating that "[t]he deletion … where the State has had a reasonable opportunity to present complete evidence against a defendant in a criminal trial … which it failed to muster" and that "the prosecution cannot complain of prejudice [when] it has been given one fair …