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… any. When Officer Miller inquired where the pair were coming from, defendant said "New Jersey," despite the fact … Miller repeated his questioning about where defendant was coming from, and he replied a "country club in New Jersey" … sentencing determinations is highly deferential. State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) (citing State v. O'Donnell, …
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… HUDSON-BERGEN LIGHT RAIL, 21ST CENTURY RAIL CORPORATION, AECOM TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, WASHINGTON GROUP INTERNATIONAL, … Corporation (NJT), Twenty-First Century Rail Corporation, AECOM Technology Corporation, Kinkisharyo International LLC, … argue decedent never looked to see if a train was coming as she walked into the crosswalk and that the …
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… law, we affirm. I. On August 15, 2019, plaintiff filed his complaint against defendants seeking compensatory and punitive damages based on violations of … the Monell1 doctrine. After plaintiff filed a first amended complaint, defendants removed the complaint to federal court …
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… that individual raised his arms, that is a bright flash coming from 8 A-2536-18 the area of his arms." The court … deprived defendant of a fair trial. Consequently, we are compelled to vacate defendant's conviction and remand for a … 13 A-2536-18 "[T]he determination of whether a person is competent to be a witness lies within the sound discretion …
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… PER CURIAM A jury convicted Juan Sanes of conspiracy to commit murder and related crimes arising out of a drive-by … the shooting. The police informed him he was "required" to come speak with the police about a shooting earlier that day, and he complied. Defendant was then "detained for questioning." …
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… who told him the man in the car "tried to get [her] to come to the vehicle." Officer Miller also testified that … her three-year old daughter to a park near the apartment complex where they lived. E.J. and her daughter were alone … her daughter and decided to go home. Back at the apartment complex, E.J. went to get chalk out of her car for her …
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… under the age of [twelve] relating to sexual misconduct committed . . . against that child is admissible in a … lend some truthfulness" to these statements was Nina's comment to Detective Manzo that defendant touching her "felt … so as to shock the judicial conscience.'" State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) (alteration in original) …
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… SUPPORTED BY REASONABLE SUSPICION THAT AN OFFENSE WAS BEING COMMITTED BECAUSE HIS LICENSE PLATE WAS NOT "OBSTRUCTED" … Reasonable, the "Reasonable Mistake of Law Doctrine" Is Not Compatible with New Jersey's Jurisprudence and Should Not … VEHICLE AND THERE WAS NO INDICATION THAT THE PASSENGER OR ACCOMPANYING CHILD WERE A THREAT, 10 A-3703-17T4 ENTRY INTO …
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… to Axcel, a black vehicle with "many people" in it accompanied them to L.V.'s home, which was a building in which … He slapped Rodriguez in the face as he passed her; she commented that, at that moment, the two were "face-to- face" … and his prior conviction, anger was apparently the fuel for the disregard of human life. His anger blinded him …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; … N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2(a)(1); first-degree use of a juvenile to commit a criminal offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-9; two counts of … and that defendant would not be prejudiced by having a comprehensive trial. Thereafter, the grand jury returned a …
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… NERA term -- meaning that he was parole-ineligible until he completed eighty-five percent of that eighteen-year term -- … to impose consecutive sentences for the offenses defendant committed while released on bail. The State and Njango … subject to an eight-year period of parole supervision after completing the custodial portion of his sentence. See …
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… C.M. for a “substantial period” for the purpose of committing various crimes against her. The Appellate … For the next several hours, despite her pleas, defendant compelled her at knifepoint to perform various sexual acts … and telling her that he was going to be her “pimp” and “come back every night.” While C.M. was on her knees and …
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… of defendant’s blood. At the time of the accident, it was common practice in the Freehold Township Police Department … (1966), the United States Supreme Court established that a compelled taking of a blood sample for the purpose of … the establishment of probable cause is attributed to the complexity of the situation and the reasonable allocation of …
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… to -13, of the constitution and bylaws of a volunteer fire company that is a member of a fire district established … Millstone Valley Fire Department (MVFD), a volunteer fire company operating within the District. The District denied … that it does not maintain such documents for its member companies. Verry filed a complaint with the Government …
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… Morton Salkind arranged for his wife, Carole Salkind, to become the sole shareholder of nineteen closely held … Benks to provide landscaping services to some of the companies owned by Carole Salkind, including Fox and Giant, … use of this Note to offset any money” owed to them or their companies by Fox, any other company in which Carole Salkind …
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… municipal prosecutor. However, defendant did not seek to compel the prosecutor to comply with the State’s disclosure obligations, as … install an ignition-interlock device for one year after completing his license suspension. The court merged the …
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… on defendant’s motion for an involuntary dismissal of the complaint, plaintiff presented a prima facie case of … worked for the rescue squad, were separated and about to commence divorce proceedings. Plaintiff testified that, when … plaintiff’s employment on the following day. Plaintiff commenced suit against the rescue squad and his supervisor, …
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… are essential for a fair trial. The trial court must give a comprehensible 2 explanation of the questions that the jury … in question is relevant and accepted in the psychiatric community so as to be reliable for use in litigation. (pp. … By carefully constructing the intoxication charge to accommodate defendant’s requests, the trial judge properly …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar R.J. Hughes Justice Complex JUDGE P.O. Box 975 25 Market Street Trenton, New … “6A” (“tax court pending”). The Township then filed three complaints with this court for tax years 2014 to 2016. The …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINION ____________________________________ … opinion decides defendant’s motion to dismiss plaintiff’s complaint. Defendant (“City”) urges a dismissal on grounds … failed to respond to the City’s assessor’s request for income and expense (“I&E”) information of plaintiff’s property …