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… prosecution's evidence in this case was strong and not complicated. The victims testified that defendant pulled the … attorney regarding: (1) whether trial counsel failed to competently and adequately represent defendant concerning … CLAIM THAT TRIAL COUNSEL WAS INEFFECTIVE FOR FAILING TO COMPETENTLY AND ADEQUATELY REPRESENT HIM ON HIS APPLICATION …
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… he could easily identify the robber because he had come to the gas station to try to sell him a bicycle three … from the gas station. According to Cruz, after defendant completed his purchase, he returned to the car. As Cruz … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome" of the trial. Ibid. "[A] court need not determine …
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… Based Upon the Fact of Certain Convictions Rather than the Commission of the Crime. B. The Gubernatorial Pardon Removed … 2C:52-6 to contend he is eligible for expungement. He also points to In re L.B., 369 N.J. Super. 354 (Law Div. 2004), … of each other. The J.S. Court determined that although similar in nature, the crimes were not committed as part of a …
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… threatened to "throw her body in the river" if she did not comply. He also bit the victim's breasts and penetrated her … and declined to provide a buccal swab for possible DNA comparison. Therefore, the detectives terminated the … for his encounter with the victim. . . . Based on these points, it is unlikely that a motion to suppress would have …
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… following a bench trial dismissing his breach of contract complaint against his sister, Joanne Ingis, and her husband, … a series of emails in January 2018 revealing significant family strife over the IRA funds. On January 5, 2018, Paul sent plaintiff and several other family members an email stating he would not "approve the …
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… into PTI, but the Criminal Division manager 3 A-3912-19 recommended that defendant not be admitted. The prosecutor agreed with that recommendation and explained in a letter that he would not … did not file a motion with the Law Division seeking to compel his entry into PTI over the prosecutor's objection. …
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… acts. In May 2017, defendant was charged in a two-count complaint-warrant with second-degree sexual assault, … her so that she can move forward with her life with her family." Defendant provided letters attesting to her good … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Burlington County, Docket No. FV-03-0216-21. Mark … T.M.H., are husband and wife. Plaintiff contends that Family Part Judge Lisa James-Beavers abused her discretion in … reasons explained in Judge James-Beavers' thoughtful and comprehensive oral decision, we need only briefly summarize …
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… 27, 2014.3 On February 18, 2015, defendant negotiated a comprehensive plea agreement with the State that resolved … a defendant the opportunity to consult with an attorney familiar with immigration law. Question 17a asks: "Are you a … from high school, PCR counsel argued that "the main points here have to do with his illiteracy in the sense that …
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… for the reasons set forth in Judge Michael J. Donohue's comprehensive written opinion dated October 17, 2019. Judge … In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend that defendant be sentenced in the third-degree … A. TRIAL COUNSEL WAS INEFFECTIVE FOR FAILING TO EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATE WITH [DEFENDANT.] B. TRIAL COUNSEL WAS …
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… "objectively capable of causing a reasonable person in similar circumstances to suffer a disabling mental injury." … testified on his own behalf, and the parties presented competing expert testimony on Ortiz's PTSD claim. The ALJ … "objectively capable of causing a reasonable person in similar circumstances to suffer a disabling mental injury," …
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… the custodial portion of his sentence stayed pending the outcome of this appeal. Considering the record and applicable … without coming to a stop." The court found that Bowie is "familiar" with the area where the stop sign is located based … what one is seeing on an MVR," combined with Bowie's familiarity with the area. 7 A-0823-24 On June 17, 2024, …
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… provided for a sentence of five to ten years. The State recommended a ten-year term of imprisonment and defendant … argument, the PCR court denied her petition in an order accompanied by a twenty-two-page written opinion. The court … by competent, credible evidence in the record. State v. Miller, 205 N.J. 109, 127 (2011). Further, we must: (1) …
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… (Township) and Cereza Morales's motion to dismiss the complaint with prejudice. In his complaint, plaintiff alleged the Township failed to enforce … to operate an illegal landscaping business in a non-commercial zone. We affirm. I. We derive the following facts …
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… PROCESS OF FIFTH AMENDMENT.3 3 We note in the interest of completeness that defendant's point heading is different in the body of his brief compared to the table of contents. The table of contents … the State bears the burden of proving that the offense was committed within the prescribed limitation period. See State …
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… in 2005 defendant was convicted of acting as an accomplice to a local street gang leader in the homicide of … we affirm for the reasons explained in Judge DiFabrizio's comprehensive twenty-four-page written opinion, we need not … "bum home" and "earn their stripes." She was 11 A-0445-19 familiar with those terms based on her experience with the …
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… could use to join the meeting if they did not want to use a computer. 5 A-1680-20 did not conduct any business during … the public with a summary of the settlements and then took comments from the public. At the end of the public comment … 735 persons signed in and out of the meeting at various points. At one point, 334 persons were attending …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Ocean County, Docket No. FG-15-0069-19. Eric R. … for years at a time. In January 2018, the Division filed a complaint and an order to show cause for care and … is not the test for this [c]ourt. J.K. raises the following points on appeal: POINT I: THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED …
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… the individual, a second male who was wearing a similar top also approached the individual. The second male … in defendant's shorts, and defendant failed to immediately comply with Harper's orders. Harper, based on his experience … 2 We have altered the capitalization of defendant's Subpoints A and B to comport with our style conventions but …
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… 1989, defendant pled guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; … the State agreed to dismiss other pending charges, and recommended a maximum sentence of forty years with a … an unrelated murder. The plea agreement reflected this recommendation and the judge noted the recommendation at the …