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… brother holding a firearm, she did testify she saw "sparks" coming from the area where defendant and his brother were … to interview [her]." Id. at 16-17. As to Purnell, we similarly found an evidentiary hearing was necessary to … the ballistics evidence revealed casings from a nine- millimeter (mm) weapon and "two different .38 projectiles, …
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… . . . ." The officers drew their weapons and gave verbal commands to defendant and the vehicle's other occupant. … was accepted. 346 N.J. Super. at 101. There are no similar circumstances present here. Rather, if defendant's … Marsh's BWC recording prove accurate, the court may be compelled to conclude Officer Russell did not see the …
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… of the administration of law. He contends the trial court committed several evidentiary errors that independently and … 69 (2d Cir. 1994) (finding it unlikely that defendant's family would encounter undercover officer even though his family lived in the Bronx and undercover officer worked in the …
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… Michael Torres, appellant pro se. Law Office of Frank A. Viscomi, attorneys for respondent T.U.C.S. Cleaning Service … This appeal followed. Plaintiff raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE ON JUNE 19, 2020[, … an attorney to make a late demand for a trial de novo"). Similarly, "the excuse of an attorney being too busy or of …
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… dismissed. As part of the agreement, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of probation, with various conditions, … meanwhile, moved to Ohio, got married, and started a family. He received conditional permanent United States … court's denial of relief. His brief raises the following points: POINT I THE COURT BELOW ERRED IN DENYING [PCR] 13 …
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… offense, and several motor vehicle violations. The State recommended a ten-year prison sentence with a five-year period … deliberate upon, and return a true bill." The defense points to the fact the State told the grand jurors to … to the mandatory sentences imposed under the Graves Act. Similarly, individuals convicted of the unlawful possession of …
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… its motion to dismiss plaintiff Nailah Taylor's negligence complaint and a March 31, 2023, order denying … orders with direction to the court to dismiss plaintiff's complaint as to MHA. I. On August 31, 2022, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging she was injured on September 11, 2020 …
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… -1- NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … complaint. The property had an initial assessment of $2.8 million. After the 2015 final site plan and subdivision … separate building lots, with an aggregate assessment of $13 million. The assessment of each parcel was -5- between …
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… March 31, 2023, Law Division order denying their motion to compel arbitration and dismiss 2 It is unclear in the record … According to the complaint, about sixty "friends and family [members]" gathered with plaintiff at Mount Sinai … appeal followed. On appeal, defendants raise the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE LAW DIVISION ERRED …
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… as a Tier II sex offender pursuant to the registration and community notification provisions of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. … penetrated her vaginally and anally. At the time appellant committed the rape, he was twenty-seven years old and had … The New York State Department of Corrections and Community 3 A-3342-23 Supervision certified that appellant …
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… . as far as your report, which you were referencing, is it complete as far as what Mr. Caneiro supposedly said? A: Yes, … together and investigating. And that’s when he made that comment. Q: Was that comment made in response to any … Super. 43, 51 (App. Div. 1996). “Kociolek provides for a similar but more detailed instruction, stressing the inherent …
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… and whether there is a reasonable probability that the outcome of the trial would have been different had the State … sound written opinion. I. We presume the parties are familiar with the facts detailed in our prior opinions; … was on those pages, he testified they were most likely similar to the other records' pages that he did find. Smith …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Morris County, Docket No. FV-14-0286-24. Michael … electronically. Each pay cycle required an employee to complete a bilingual three-question survey on the employee … a result of the trial [judge]'s cumulative errors. II. In Family Part matters, we defer to a trial judge's factual …
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… RULES FOR BRIEFS IN APPEALS BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT -- COMMENTS REQUESTED This Notice publishes for public comment … that preceded them. In other case types (e.g., civil, family, administrative agencies), the Court does not receive … before the Court and the parties’ arguments on those points. It also results in confusion by the public who must …
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… You[ are] the reason he [is] confused now. When I . . . come [home,] he'll 1 We use initials and pseudonyms to protect the privacy of the child victim and his family. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 2 Rice is also referenced in the … 21, 2019, or the night before, she answered, "[n]o." Similarly, when asked if she "hit [Alex] any time in the week …
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… Street address and found it to be "a relatively deserted commercial area with a dead end." EPD Officer Herbert … Mo. 591, 593 (1877)), cert. denied, 416 U.S. 959 (1974). Similarly, the fair trial right precludes the State from … noted that "[c]ourts in other jurisdictions have found similarly that the presence of additional security personnel …
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… by attempting to delete images of child pornography from a computer, with the purpose of impairing its verity or … a baseball game. W.K. testified she began working for the family in May or June 2010, but knew them for much longer … by name because he was friendly with defendant and his family, and W.K. was frightened to speak with the police. …
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… a 2013 indictment with violating N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(7) by committing an act of sexual penetration on K.H. 3 A-0843-20 … payments to retain her services, but he and his family members paid counsel only $2,950 during her … [that] triggers a presumption of prejudice." State v. Miller, 216 N.J. 40, 70 (2013). For a conflict of interest …
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… a 2013 indictment with violating N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(7) by committing an act of sexual penetration on K.H. 3 A-0843-20 … payments to retain her services, but he and his family members paid counsel only $2,950 during her … [that] triggers a presumption of prejudice." State v. Miller, 216 N.J. 40, 70 (2013). For a conflict of interest …
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… by attempting to delete images of child pornography from a computer, with the purpose of impairing its verity or … a baseball game. W.K. testified she began working for the family in May or June 2010, but knew them for much longer … by name because he was friendly with defendant and his family, and W.K. was frightened to speak with the police. …