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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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… 4 A-4572-17T3 911. They noticed a "tannish bloodish" fluid coming out of Sung U's mouth and tried to administered CPR … phone and an inspection revealed Sung U's phone had text messages and calls to a telephone number listed under the … "The same spot as last night." After a series of miscommunications, both Fontana and Mainor agreed to meet the …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … HISTORY Plaintiff Vasyl Stankovych (“Stankovych”) filed a complaint on April 26, 2017, against defendants Konstantin … to NJFA in Maplewood”. A schedule of practice dates and times was also included in the e-mail. D-27. Defendant …
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… windows and the door locks. . . it was actually inside a compartment in there." Ballistic testing indicated the … TO A JURY TRIAL AND DUE PROCESS BY FINDING THAT DEFENDANT COMMITTED THE MURDERS DESPITE THE JURY'S VERDICT. MOREOVER, … could later be punished again if convicted of these crimes, implicating double jeopardy issues. The judge …
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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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… Martina and identified defendant in a photo array. Accompanied by Officer Martina, Ruiz identified the blue Honda … about seeing defendant in or near the vehicle several times following the robbery and his observations of the … that acquit on a predicate offense while convicting on the compound offense — should not necessarily be interpreted as …
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… to the United States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and … not mention, and thus it may be argued his statement was incomplete or otherwise inaccurate because he also said that … credible evidence that defendant was fully informed of the complete content of the waiver paragraph and indicated his …
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… Panagioti Souris was found guilty of six third-degree crimes: possession of a controlled dangerous substance, … to Taylor, he was told to meet defendant at a condominium complex in Marlboro Township, where Narcotic Strike Officers … residence. Valentino testified that on May 7, he provided onsite surveillance, where he had a clear observation of …
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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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… Somerset County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (James L. McConnell, Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel and on … OUT OF THE LAWFULLY STOPPED MOTOR VEHICLE UNDER STATE V. BACOME, __ N.J. __, [(2017)], BECAUSE THE OFFICERS FAILED TO … 2C:35-10(a)(1).1 Police also charged defendant in a complaint summons with disorderly persons possession of a …
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… station, he brought A.D. inside with him to continue his complaint about C.D. When he removed the child's hat, R.F. … not be able to get there in time, so she called R.F. to come back to get her. When she was about to get in the car, … was fresh. A.D.'s left eye was slightly bloodshot. With the assistance of C.D., the SPRU worker observed 4 A-0213-15T3 …
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… abuse. Dr. D'Urso testified that Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) is a psychological theory that … COURT ERRED IN ALLOWING [V.S.] TO GIVE CUMULATIVE FRESH[-]COMPLAINT TESTIMONY TO THE JURY. POINT II IT WAS PLAIN ERROR … That may occur when the victim complained at various times to different people, or when so much other evidence …
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… Protection and Permanency (Division) filing a verified complaint and application for an order to show cause for … with his father and we now know that this individual comes up to the father and we know that the father, … of harm and whether defendant failed to provide the requisite minimum degree of care. The judge reasoned: So what do …
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… Argued September 18, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Messano and Vernoia. On appeal from Superior Court of New … The hypothetical provided a brief but detailed and comprehensive summary of all of the drug-related evidence … and improperly buttressed the State's contention defendant committed the offenses. We also cannot ignore that the …
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… credentials, he noted a "very strong" odor of marijuana coming from the car. Wright told Belardo the car was … registered to his grandmother, and that the smell may have come from his clothing because he had smoked marijuana … to sign the consent form for him, even though there was "no competent evidence that [Wright] owns [the car] or controls …
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… defendant to stop moving and show his hands, and defendant complied. At this time, another officer viewed the interior … to exit the vehicle. When defendant did not immediately comply, they pulled him from the car and a wrestling match … prior convictions limited to the degree of the crimes, the dates of the convictions, and the sentences …