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… of her expert witness, a jury convicted her of having committed a first-degree drug-induced death crime, in … by scientific specialized knowledge as required by the Rules of Evidence," but the doctor's "background and knowledge … did not violate defendant's rights or bad-faith conduct designed to induce defendant to make incriminating …
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… defendant confessed. Neither the Fifth Amendment nor state common law calls for suppression of defendant’s statements. … apartment. The child’s body was wrapped in a zippered futon cover that appeared to be stained with blood. 4 Police … that failing to tell defendant about A.S.’s death was “designed or reasonably likely to convey to defendant that he …
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… stayed outside and stared at Gaffney to entice him to come back out. Gaffney did so, and they began to fight a … reached for defendant’s gun, but she was “on the opposite side of [her] husband’s weapon.” Lima testified that he … “discussing possible hypothetical” responses to possible “future questions” from the jury, and “after discussion it …
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… a vehicle matching the description of a car used in the commission of several recent armed robberies, the Camden … Williams and defendant: [DETECTIVE HOGLE]: She's got a big future ahead of her. 8 A-2837-19 [DEFENDANT]: Yeah … about the overdose death . . . was part of a deliberate and designed investigative plan to induce defendant to waive his …
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… exclusion of that evidence violated his right to present a complete defense. He also challenges the court's refusal to … and still faced charges in this case. Other Testimony To discredit McLaughlin's claim that he and defendant were like … THAT A CODEFENDANT WAS ARMED -- AN ERROR REGARDING THE REQUISITE MENTAL STATE THAT WAS CLEARLY NOT HARMLESS BECAUSE THE …
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… 25, 2022, Judge Carter issued a thorough written opinion, accompanied by an order granting in part and denying in part … the State presented to the jury "a forty-five minute, composite presentation of the surveillance video obtained from … item is what its proponent claims." "This burden was not designed to be onerous[,]" and may be satisfied by "[a]ny …
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… (NJLAD), N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 to -50, and retaliation complaint against defendant and other defendants, which was … complaint and ADA accommodation request but noted Kumor's "future at [defendant] appears to be cloudy." 6 A-2647-20 On … case; and (2) AGREAT's OPRA request "was clearly designated as a subterfuge to obtain records that AGREAT's …
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… E. Krakora, Public Defender, attorney; Amira R. Scurato, Designated Counsel, on the brief). Matthew J. Platkin, … the matter resulted in a criminal conviction. She nonetheless reunited with defendant a few days after the incident. … broke up again in September 2017, but they continued to communicate. According to the victim, defendant did not …
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… OF NEW JERSEY PHILIP S. CARCHMAN, J.A.D. HUGHES JUSTICE COMPLEX ACTING ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR P.O. BOX 037 TRENTON, … potential for bias can be excused. The process should be designed to provide the attorneys and judge with sufficient … sidebar discussions are more conversational and much less formal than colloquy that is conducted in open court. …
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… W.S.’s motion without prejudice to W.S.’s refiling it to comply with the requiremen ts of N.J.S.A. 59:8-9 within … no obligation to file a notice of tort claim as a prerequisite to [filing] suit,” the Appellate Division affirmed the … a notice of claim informs public entities of “[p]otential future litigation or notice of intent to commence a civil …
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… balancing the victim’s highly confidential and privileged communications and the defendant’s important right to … applicable to a formally filed motion and also outlines a less formal process through which defendants may make … addition to the enactment of the SAVBR and other statutes designed to offer rights and protections specific to victims …
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… possession of a handgun, and first-degree conspiracy to commit murder. Exum was found guilty of first-degree … agreement with the State resulting in his guilty plea to lesser charges of aggravated assault and conspiracy to … trial. None of these arguments were based on falsehoods or designed to mislead the jury. They were fair inferences from …
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… back seat. Following an investigation, the Division filed a complaint and order to show cause for care and supervision … a cautionary act" equates to a failure to exercise the requisite minimum degree of care under Title Nine. Id. at 69 … negligent there is no warrant to infer the child will be at future risk"). 15 A-2613-21 Abuse and neglect cases "are …
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… Miranda’s motion to suppress weapons found in a warrantless search. On July 27, 2019, N.D. and her adult daughter … to be N.D.’s, that N.D. had lived in that trailer and the community longer than defendant had, and that he planned an … to probable cause, ‘the term “exigent circumstances” is, by design, inexact. It is incapable of precise definition …
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… County, Indictment No. 17-05-0447. Stephen W. Kirsch, Designated Counsel, argued the cause for appellant (Joseph … hotel. The four were employed by an electric utility company and were in New Jersey on an assignment. Defendant … was escaping, defendant dashed down the stairs at the opposite end of the hotel and exited to the parking lot, hoping …
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… (1993). Under Daubert, general acceptance in the scientific community can still "have a bearing on the inquiry," as it … agreed that shaking a baby was not "a good thing," he posited that the problem was that nobody knew "for sure" what … on their diverse findings, Cory and Jones cautioned that future studies should "simulate an infant as accurately as …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar … factor is lower than the payor’s factor, thus, pays lesser CBT on the royalties received, then the payor is … application if permissible if it is “curative,” that is, “designed to remedy a perceived imperfection in or …
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… the surveillance video but held that the error was harmless and affirmed. The Court granted certification. 251 N.J. … suspect] was standing when he fired the round.” Instead of commenting that the surveillance video showed the discharge … McLane, of counsel and on the briefs, and Glenn D. Kassman, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Alecia Woodard, Special …
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… had “informed [him] that the individual who was accused of committing this robbery is in court seated at the defense … 3:13(b)(1)(J). The Court’s holding here applies to this and future cases, and to State v. Burney, ___ N.J. ___ (2023), … running commentary, counsel must ask focused questions designed to elicit specific, helpful responses. Second, …
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… During his prison sentence, Williams successfully completed multiple alcohol and drug rehabilitation programs, … of lack of cooperation or a reasonable expectation of a future violation of parole conditions imposed pursuant to … curtailed than being unable to access certain internet websites, being prohibited from having contact with a specific …