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… kissed J.B. on her cheeks and lips, making her feel uncomfortable, but she did not complain about it to anyone. … was doing this to her. Defendant said she needed to learn a lesson for staying outside. Over the course of time, … VICTIM TREATMENT FUND PENALTIES WITHOUT MAKING THE REQUISITE FINDINGS. (Not Raised Below). We have considered all of …
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… third-degree unlawful possession of a weapon, based on a recommended sentence of imprisonment for three years with … are the focus of this appeal. When the status conference commenced, the Hudson County assistant prosecutor informed … that flow from established facts.") (citing State v. Miles, 229 N.J. 83, 90 (2017)). To establish a claim that …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3112-15T1 STOCKTON LAND COMPANY, LLC, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT … deducting costs, fees, and commission, the sheriff deposited $111,513.50 into the court's trust fund. David B. … the cost of their own attorneys' fees." Innes v. Marzano-Lesnevich, 224 N.J. 584, 592 (2016). "[O]ur court rules …
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… his Miranda rights, defendant was uncooperative and made comments that there was no evidence against him. Detective … that he asserted his right to remain silent but felt compelled to give a statement because Detective Sheehan … as to the nature of the evidence. . . . [B]ut nonetheless the court finds that this is one continuous …
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… evidence. The police obtained the evidence through a warrantless search and interrogation of defendant at a diner, upon … only told them that the gun-toting man "had a bulge coming from his pants." Orefice's written report states that … arrived at the diner. She was driving a car and accompanied by her five children. Kropp testified that he went …
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… four days later, by vaginal penetration. He also allegedly committed a terroristic threat, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3. The jury … harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(a), as a lesser-included offense of terroristic threats. On the … the hearsay's proponent the burden to establish the prerequisites of admissibility). Jillian testified that she told …
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… & Associates, LLC and dismissing their legal malpractice complaint with prejudice. For the reasons that follow, we … because title to the containers was held by various creditors and Walker lacked the funds to satisfy the … bad faith sufficient to raise jury question); Mohamed v. Iglesia Evangelica Oasis De Dalvacion, 424 N.J. Super. 489, …
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… G.Y.'s employment as a police officer after finding he had committed disciplinary infractions, including two counts of … red marks around her throat and also knock[ed] a cordless telephone out of her hand causing an injury to her … rules and regulations were brought within the requisite time. The person authorized to file the charges against …
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… Jeshon Johnson with second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1, N.J.S.A. 2C:25-1(b) (count … trials.2 On February 29, 2016, the motion judge3 rendered a comprehensive written opinion denying defendant's motion to … as the robbers after reviewing a photo array. 6 A-0462-16T2 Less than an hour later, R.G. picked up two men in his cab. …
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… Judge Richard M. Freid entered the order and rendered a comprehensive forty-six page written opinion. Defendants … which undergird such a judgment, "should not be disturbed unless 'they are so wholly insupportable as to result in a … the father notes the first time a Division worker visited him in prison and he told the Division worker that he …
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… he made to the police following the seizure of two computers found in his bedroom pursuant to a search warrant. … the internet, such as FrostWire, to transfer and download files from the computers of other users on the network. They … the user accessed defendant's Facebook account and visited adult pornography and dating websites into the early …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 03-06-0881. Joseph E. Krakora, … POINT III THE DEFENDANT WAS PREJUDICED BY THE PREMATURE COMMENCEMENT OF HIS TRIAL. POINT IV SEEN EVEN UNDER THE MOST … "The New Jersey Supreme Court has required a showing of 'compelling, extenuating circumstances' or, alternatively, …
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… jury charged defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3 (count one); … on May 1, 2006. The PCR court granted defendant's motion to compel the State to produce certain documents, but denied … A-4169-15T4 determination will not be reversed on appeal unless there has been a clear abuse of that discretion." State …
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… contact with plaintiff or the children. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce in May 2012. In October 2012, the … granted alimony, due to "[p]laintiff's multiple failures to comply with [c]ourt [o]rders regarding financial disclosures … of any proceedings. An error will not lead to reversal unless it is "clearly capable of producing an unjust result." …
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… cases is limited. R. 1:36-3. April 20, 2018 2 A-0325-16T1 complaint, and a September 16, 2016 order denying … v. Cnty. of Essex, 196 N.J. 569, 584 (2008)). "A prerequisite to recovery on a negligence theory is a duty owed by … Even if the unsafe condition is "unusual" or is "due to carelessness in the maintenance of those conditions which are …
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… returned verdicts of passion/provocation manslaughter as lesser-included offenses of the two murder counts in the … start of the interrogation, defendant indicated he was more comfortable speaking Spanish. The detective utilized a … giving jurors a break, thereby unduly emphasizing the requisite mental state required for a conviction, and used …
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… I . . . sit right now, sir, you're represented by . . . competent counsel. And that's how this trial will continue. … listen, there's a discovery rule; right? And under the [r]ules of [d]iscovery the prosecution has to provide you with … TO SELF-REPRESENTATION BY FAILING TO ENGAGE IN THE REQUISITE INQUIRY AFTER HE CLEARLY INDICATED THAT HE WISHED TO …
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… both orders. I. We derive the following facts from the competent evidence in the record. Defendant's mother, Helen … taxes remained unpaid. As a result, plaintiff filed a complaint to foreclose the tax sale certificate. After … waived 4 A-1729-16T1 her right to contest the foreclosure unless plaintiff failed to comply. Defendant contacted …
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… The Law Division judge molded the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, 29 U.S.C. § 1000 to 1461 (ERISA) … accounting so the issue of reimbursement could be revisited at a second jury trial. Ultimately, the parties … counsel is prohibited from using disparaging language to discredit the opposing party. Ibid. Attacks upon a defendant's …
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… AND ITS CHARGES ON MURDER, AGGRAVATED MANSLAUGHTER, RECKLESS MANSLAUGHTER, AND THE ATTENDANT THEORIES OF ACCOMPLICE AND VICARIOUS LIABILITY AS APPLIED TO THOSE CRIMES … B. The augmented unanimity charge was confusing, and comingled the consideration of guilt on three separate …