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… of an incident in which there was only one victim, David Compton, who was killed by a single gunshot wound to his … PERMITTED THE JURY TO CONVICT ON BOTH OFFENSES. THE REQUISITE MENTAL STATES ARE IRRECONCILABLE AND THERE IS NO … STANDARD, WHICH, BY DEFNITION, ESTABLISHES THE FLOOR OF RECKLESS CONDUCT. (Not Raised Below). POINT VI THE CUMULATIVE …
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… "always" outside, unsupervised, and eats dry, uncooked noodles. The harm alleged was substantial risk of physical … children to adoption in January 2015 and a guardianship complaint was filed in February 2015. Thereafter, the … 12, 2016. Eric appeared on the next hearing date. He had completed the paternity test on the previous day. Both Eric …
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… appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 13-04-0511. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … in part, memorializing its decision in an order and accompanying memorandum. Following the court's decision, the … said he could easily identify the robber, as the robber had come to the station and tried to sell a bicycle 10 …
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… estate, to the exclusion of decedent's aunts and uncles by the "half-blood" and his purported psychological … to his portion of the settlement. On May 15, 2015, Litwin commenced this matter seeking to be declared decedent's … 2015, the trial court entered an order dismissing Litwin's complaint with prejudice, finding that Litwin was not the …
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… applied only to the murder charge but not to the lesser-included charges of aggravated manslaughter and … where recklessness or negligence establish the requisite mental element of a charged crime. Although this Court … supra, 195 N.J. at 173-74. Additionally, widely-read commentary existing at the time of defendant’s appeal warned …
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… the lyrics was written, the State concedes that many were composed before the circumstances underlying the instant … was his assailant. During closing arguments, the prosecutor compared the “street code” to a “subculture of violence,” … majority also believed that the State had access to other, less prejudicial, evidence concerning defendant’s motive and …
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… member, Saccone receives a pension and other benefits in recompense for his service. His wife and son are entitled to … An agency’s determination on the merits will be sustained unless there is a showing that it is arbitrary, capricious, or … assistance. Even if a check payable to Anthony were deposited into a trust fund established for Anthony, the …
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… but did not seek assistance. He agreed that he acted recklessly and with extreme indifference to human life, admitted … role of the actor therein, including whether or not it was committed in an especially heinous, cruel, or depraved … process conducted by the sentencing court, and a prerequisite to effective appellate review. V. 19 This appeal …
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… have been summarized.) State of New Jersey v. Byseem T. Coles (A-15-12) (070653) Argued October 22, 2013 – Decided May … and informal landlord status did not suffice to give her common authority over defendant’s bedroom. Thus, the failure … ability to consent to a search when the consenter has common authority for most purposes over the searched space. …
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… v. Reginald Roach (A-129-11) (068874) [NOTE: This is a companion case to State v. Julie L. Michaels, also filed … thighs, and slides were prepared from the swabs. Those samples, along with H.H.’s clothes, were sent to the State … her duties at the State Lab, discussing the lab’s accreditation, explaining the basic principles of DNA …
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… or that defendants were trespassers, justifying a warrantless search of the house. On May 12, 2010, based on … if they were trespassers; they would not have the requisite possessory or proprietary interest in the property to … a small item to the buyer. The trooper also observed, coming from 815 Line Street, a third unknown black male who …
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… in admitting evidence of the cap at those trials was harmless. For the reasons that follow, we affirm the order … we discuss them separately. Although our discussion is not comprehensive, we present the facts in considerable depth, … tell Dixon that his DNA was found on the cap. Aronstamn visited Dixon again two weeks later and asked if he would sign …
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… plaintiff ADP, LLC. Each defendant was a top- performing sales representative. To award and incentivize their success, … several years. The RCA included non-solicitation and non-compete provisions that restricted an employee from soliciting ADP's clients and competing with ADP upon leaving the company. The defendants …
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… (David A. Gies, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Charles A. Fiore, Gloucester County Prosecutor, attorney for … After a 2007 trial, a jury found defendant guilty, as an accomplice, of purposeful murder of Charles Mosley. The … to prevent him from testifying against defendant in an upcoming trial for attempted murder of Mosley. The other …
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… "always" outside, unsupervised, and ate dry, uncooked noodles. The harm alleged was substantial risk of physical … children to adoption in January 2015 and a guardianship complaint was filed in February 2015. Thereafter, the … 12, 2016. Eric appeared on the next hearing date. He had completed the paternity test on the previous day. Both Eric …
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… convictions after a jury trial. She was found guilty of the lesser-included offense of second-degree vehicular homicide, … The trial judge during the difficult and lengthy trial committed no reversible error. Out of an abundance of … experienced difficulty with her children, whom she visited regularly, and struggled to support herself. Defendant …
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… to a four-year period of parole ineligibility, for having committed third-degree theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:20-3(a), and … RIGHTS TO DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR TRIAL. POINT II THE COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR WHEN IT FAILED TO CHARGE THE JURY ON: (1) THE LESSER-INCLUDED OFFENSE OF CRIMINAL TRESPASS; AND (2) PRIOR …
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… of heroin. In this appeal, defendant argues the trial judge committed reversible error when he: (1) allowed the State's … with anything, not making sense . . . [and] seemed restless, very confused." Once again, Paredes's testimony was … that as he got closer to them, because they were on the opposite couch, that he saw that Monica was blue. Q. What did he …
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… Early Release Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2, sentence for having committed second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, … INSTRUCT THE JURY THAT DEFENDANT COULD BE LIABLE FOR A LESSER OFFENSE THAN THE PRINCIPAL. U.S. CONST. AMENDS. V. … admissible under Gross,3 after conducting the requisite hearing. The interview was approximately twenty minutes …
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… for the parties' two children based on his self- employed income. She also appeals the denial of her request for a … GSIM is in the business of outsourcing IT manager roles, help desks, web hosting, email hosting, office … Caplan, 182 N.J. at 268. In fact, "[s]uch a finding is requisite, before considering imputation of income." Dorfman, 315 …