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… she didn't want to go with him because her boyfriend had come to pick her up and she was going to go with him." … . . . DEFENDANT OF A JURY INSTRUCTION THAT WOULD HAVE COMPLETELY EXONERATED HIM FROM CRIMINAL LIABILITY, AND … errors must create a "reasonable probability" that the outcome of the proceedings would have been different if counsel …
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… the additional evidence probably would have affected the outcome, regardless of whether it is characterized as … second prong, "new evidence must have been discovered after completion of trial and must not have been discoverable … of great significance and would probably not alter the outcome of a verdict. However, evidence that would have the …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS CYNTHIA BIR.KITT, Plaintiff, v. … located on Adwan's Propetty, construct a new two-family residential structure, and to remove three trees, … follows suit in response. Significantly, Plaintiff points to the California Civil Code which states, "Trees …
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… applicable. On appeal, the State argues the trial court committed error and that the warrantless search which led to … defendant's cell phone, and it pinged about a quarter mile away from his home near the elementary school. Corporal … and inevitable discovery. The State raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE EVIDENCE SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN …
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… order because she did not want "him to hurt [her] family." During cross-examination, [defendant's wife] admitted … him following her, spying on her, and intimidating her family under N.J.R.E. 404(b). Second, defendant argue[d] the … 404(b) evidence. Third, defendant argue[d] the judge compounded these errors by allowing [his wife] to testify …
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… defendant appeals an interlocutory Law Division order compelling reciprocal discovery pursuant to Rule … Judge Ronald Wigler granted the State's discovery motion to compel the defense to turn over any recantation affidavits … the alleged recantation affidavit signed by Zay and any similar affidavit signed by DJ. Defendant objected to the …
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… that under the third- party doctrine established in U.S. v. Miller, 425 U.S. 435 (1976) and Smith v. Maryland, 442 U.S. … CSLI for one defendant, which revealed 12,898 location points cataloging the defendant’s movements over 127 days, … v. Morel, 922 F.3d 1 (1st Cir. 2019), the First Circuit revisited IP address data. There, the defendant uploaded child …
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… defendant appeals an interlocutory Law Division order compelling reciprocal discovery pursuant to Rule … Judge Ronald Wigler granted the State's discovery motion to compel the defense to turn over any recantation affidavits … the alleged recantation affidavit signed by Zay and any similar affidavit signed by DJ. Defendant objected to the …
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… in another indictment with (1) second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1; (2) … adjusting a handgun in his waistband. Defendant did not comply with the detective's command and instead ran from the … trial court's determination that none of the Slater factors militate in favor of allowing defendant to withdraw his …
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… OF JOHN BASILE'S FIREARMS PURCHASER IDENTIFICATION CARD AND COMPELLING THE SALE OF HIS FIREARMS. … to justify the revocation. Before us, appellant raises two points. First, he contends the court erred by revoking his … the trial court. See R. 2:5-4(a); N.J. Div. of Youth & Family Servs. v. M.M., 189 N.J. 261, 278 (2007) (declining to …
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… defendant pleaded guilty to third-degree conspiracy to commit theft from a person. The State dismissed the … into entering a guilty plea due to his mental issues and family stress. Defendant also argued he was forced to enter a … court that he was married and the sole provider for his family as mitigating factors at sentencing. Counsel also …
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… his wife's birthday, defendant organized an outing for family and friends to go to Yankee Stadium for a concert." Id. … Julie stated she "recalled feeling pain in her rectum, 'coming and going,' and hearing defendant's voice whispering, … On appeal, defendant renews his arguments in the following points: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS ENTITLED TO AN EVIDENTIARY …
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… court conducted a waiver hearing before a judge in the Family Part. At the hearing, defendant voluntarily waived his … you waive to adult court, it's a one-way street, there's no coming back to juvenile court after you waive." Defendant … for sentencing. Defendant appealed, arguing the following points for our consideration: POINT I 7 A-0116-24 THE PCR …
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… sexual assault. Defendant contends the trial court committed plain error by failing to give a sua sponte jury … Assault (N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2c(1))" (approved Aug. 18, 2025). Similarly, for aggravated sexual assault, the State must prove … Oct. 17, 1988).] This charge merely restates the key points from the charge given by the court, albeit in a …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Morris County, Docket No. FV-14-0198-24. … Plaintiff cross-appeals from a counsel fee award imposed as compensatory damages pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:25-29(b)(4). We … coffee cup to the responding officer." "Our review of a Family Part judge's findings following a bench trial is a …
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… the State's agreement to dismiss all other charges and recommend a sentence of five years in prison, subject to … moved to New York when he was 7 A-1597-23 ten years old. He completed ninth grade in Monroe, New York and stated he was … followed. III. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration. POINT I THE STATE’S RELIANCE …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ASHON Q. MILLER & TERRENCE M. MURRAY-LOACH, Defendants-Respondents. … probable cause that a criminal offense ha[s] been committed and that additional contraband might be present." … reasoning under the recently decided" Cohen case. After revisiting its prior decision, however, the judge again …
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… argued the cause for respondent Tyler at First Street, LLC (Miller, Meyerson & Corbo, attorneys; Nirmalan Nagulendran and Gerald D. Miller, on the brief). Bruce J. Duke, argued the cause for … 465, 474 (App. Div. 2008). Despite Yengo's failure to comply with Rule 2:6-2, we have thoroughly reviewed the …
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… C.P.'s parent, he requested all the involved students to come to police headquarters with their parents. He stated … [place] to store the firearm . . . without it being . . . completely visible in the house." 5 C.W. testified the gun … shooting range, and when he did, he would "take them out, come back [home], . . . unload them, make sure everything …
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… A-0750-21 A-0975-21 A-2368-21 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF E.S-D. ___________________________ Submitted … programs, while maintaining a safe and secure therapeutic milieu for patients and staff . . . .'" In re Commitment of … first hearing he had a mental illness. In particular, he points to Dr. Allen-Steinfeld's testimony that, though …