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… serve the opposing party with the model interrogatories by mailing them to the opposing party's attorney or, if they … to the opposing party or their attorney by both ordinary mail and certified mail, return receipt requested. You may … If you claim that you are owed money by an opposing party, please state in as much factual detail as possible, your …
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… complaint and the Order to Show Cause (OTSC) via certified mail but did not effectuate personal service. After … counsel representing defendant moved to file responsive pleadings. That motion and subsequent motions for … served defendant with the OTSC, complaint and all pleadings in support of the motion via certified mail. After …
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… terms. But today is your last opportunity to enter into a plea with regard to either one of these cases. Because once … gets on the [t]rial [l]ist, your opportunity to engage in plea negotiations is over. And what I mean by that is one of two things can happen. Either you can plead to the highest [c]ount of the indictment, of each one …
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… 2C:17-2(d)(1). Ibid. The factual basis for the corporate plea was provided in a resolution signed by Keith Bednar, as … to grant a reservation where the civil consequences of a plea may wreak devastating financial havoc on a defendant." … and rejected plaintiffs' argument that the corporate guilty plea sufficed to meet the "substantial certainty" test. The …
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… 2C:17-2(d)(1). Ibid. The factual basis for the corporate plea was provided in a resolution signed by Keith Bednar, as … to grant a reservation where the civil consequences of a plea may wreak devastating financial havoc on a defendant." … and rejected plaintiffs' argument that the corporate guilty plea sufficed to meet the "substantial certainty" test. The …
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… terms. But today is your last opportunity to enter into a plea with regard to either one of these cases. Because once … gets on the [t]rial [l]ist, your opportunity to engage in plea negotiations is over. And what I mean by that is one of two things can happen. Either you can plead to the highest [c]ount of the indictment, of each one …
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… entire time the events were taking place. As part of the plea negotiations, defendant exculpated that individual, and … with first-degree murder and numerous other offenses. Plea negotiations ensued. On September 11, 2014, defendant entered a guilty plea to amended Count One, first-degree aggravated …
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… entire time the events were taking place. As part of the plea negotiations, defendant exculpated that individual, and … with first-degree murder and numerous other offenses. Plea negotiations ensued. On September 11, 2014, defendant entered a guilty plea to amended Count One, first-degree aggravated …
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… collaterally challenges his conviction, after a guilty plea, to fourth-degree violating community supervision for … HEARING. A. Civil commitment as a consequence of the guilty plea. B. The de minimis motion In essence, defendant contends that as a result of his guilty plea, he was civilly committed under the Sexually Violent …
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… endangering the welfare of a child. Under a negotiated plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend that defendant … in state prison and all other charges be dismissed. At his plea hearing, defendant testified that he reviewed his plea forms, which included forms explaining that he would be …
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… endangering the welfare of a child. Under a negotiated plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend that defendant … in state prison and all other charges be dismissed. At his plea hearing, defendant testified that he reviewed his plea forms, which included forms explaining that he would be …
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… collaterally challenges his conviction, after a guilty plea, to fourth-degree violating community supervision for … HEARING. A. Civil commitment as a consequence of the guilty plea. B. The de minimis motion In essence, defendant contends that as a result of his guilty plea, he was civilly committed under the Sexually Violent …
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… been neither reviewed nor approved by the Supreme Court. Please note that, in the interest of brevity, portions of … the sufficiency of the factual basis of defendant’s guilty plea and the legality of the extended-term sentences imposed … with him. Defendant later moved to withdraw his guilty plea. The court denied the motion and sentenced him to …
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… been neither reviewed nor approved by the Supreme Court. Please note that, in the interest of brevity, portions of … the sufficiency of the factual basis of defendant’s guilty plea and the legality of the extended-term sentences imposed … with him. Defendant later moved to withdraw his guilty plea. The court denied the motion and sentenced him to …
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… alibi witnesses; file certain motions; and obtain a plea offer from the State. For the reasons that follow, we … arrest, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2a(2). The State made a joint plea offer to defendants. The proposed agreement was conditioned upon each defendant pleading guilty. One defendant would plead guilty to …
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… following an evidentiary hearing. We affirm. Pursuant to a plea agreement negotiated between the parties, defendant … was more than four years older than her. During the plea hearing, defendant stated that he had reviewed the plea form, which specifically apprised him that he would be …
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… a weapon. The remaining charges were dismissed. During the plea hearing, the trial court noted the State would be … the sentence. This information was also contained on the plea form signed by defendant. In addition, the trial court … she understood. This information was also contained on the plea form signed by defendant. On the plea form, defendant …
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… following an evidentiary hearing. We affirm. Pursuant to a plea agreement negotiated between the parties, defendant … was more than four years older than her. During the plea hearing, defendant stated that he had reviewed the plea form, which specifically apprised him that he would be …
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… a weapon. The remaining charges were dismissed. During the plea hearing, the trial court noted the State would be … the sentence. This information was also contained on the plea form signed by defendant. In addition, the trial court … she understood. This information was also contained on the plea form signed by defendant. On the plea form, defendant …
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… alibi witnesses; file certain motions; and obtain a plea offer from the State. For the reasons that follow, we … arrest, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2a(2). The State made a joint plea offer to defendants. The proposed agreement was conditioned upon each defendant pleading guilty. One defendant would plead guilty to …