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… R. 1:36-3. 2 A-3354-21 This appeal stems from the outcome of a so-called "look-back" sentencing hearing conducted … ability to be rehabilitated, but has not been even recently free from incident. His involvement earning certificates at … it recognized that he "has not been even recently free from incident." As already noted, defendant had been …
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… in accordance with the plea agreement, the State would recommend a sentence of two consecutive five-year terms of … Those factors include: 21 A-1985-20 (1) there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit … in January and February, defendant was not entitled to "a free crime [of] pushing him down so hard to cause brain …
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… Wayne with his parents. The substance abuse evaluations recommended intensive outpatient treatment for Anita and made … by terminating Anita and Warren's parental rights, thereby freeing Wayne to be adopted by his resource parent. … through termination of parental rights so that he may be free to be adopted by the resource parent and have …
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… to dinner with a friend the previous evening, then played computer games and instant messaged another friend until … or consecutive-sentencing decisions": (1) there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit … also considered the "principal that there should be no free crimes," and concluded the hindering sentence will run …
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… the Paradigm defendants), and dismissing its foreclosure complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff also appeals from the … actual or constructive, acquires a title or lien interest free from all latent equities existing in favor of third … the proceedings." Borough of Princeton v. Bd. of Chosen Freeholders of Mercer, 169 N.J. 135, 158 (2001) (alteration …
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… activity. He also saw six or seven small rubber bands commonly used to package heroin on the floor of the vehicle. … the vehicle so he could pat him down. Defendant was not free to leave as he "would have investigated further." In … may have "technically" been under arrest because he was not free to leave. Plum believed the tip was corroborated by the …
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… and care. 1 After Bonilla failed to answer plaintiff's complaint, the trial court entered a default against him. … at 609 ("Only in those cases where the verdict is clearly free from compromise should a new trial be limited to the … impairment and loss of enjoyment of life. You are free to accept or reject this argument as you deem …
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… Lab" on a "daily basis." Plaintiff was offended by these comments and asked to see the Sherriff to complain, but … these policies are always followed the plaintiff will be free on rebuttal to call these witnesses to rebut that … his fears that he would be retaliated against plaintiff is free to bring those witnesses. Trial Following these …
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… WATERFRONT MANAGEMENT, SJ CARNEY, UNITED ASPHALT COMPANY, H&C ENTERPRISES, LLC, and 70 ADAMS STREET, LLC, … as intended); Brown, 163 N.J. Super. at 195-96 (finding a free-standing electrical transfer switch assembly cabinet … that the Condominium and common elements were free from faults and defects" and failing to disclose …
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… IN VIOLATION OF NEW JERSEY STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AND COMMON LAW; THESE STATEMENTS WERE INVOLUNTARY AND SHOULD … the product of coercion or the overbearing of defendant's free will. 16 A-4254-17T3 Defendant contends the judge … interrogating officers' deception that overbore defendant's free will. The very limited citations defendant makes to the …
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… artist, and Fetty Wap Touring, Inc. (FWTI), a touring company, settled with plaintiff prior to trial and are not … might determine damages, breach, and/or defamation. You are free to accept or reject this argument as you deem … Since the trial judge directed jurors to deliberate free from bias and sympathy but gave no explicit curative …
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… his sentences tapered off toward the end, he was unable to complete sentences, and he was having rambling thoughts." … that the police violated his constitutional right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. Defendant … commands or otherwise suggest to defendant that he was not free to leave. It was not until Lieutenant Pullman arrived …
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… basis of hearsay or other evidence which may not be legally competent or admissible at trial"). Still, "[t]he grand jury … 21 legitimate concerns about whether the grand jury felt free to decide otherwise. See State v. Torres, 183 N.J. 554, … However, we have explained that the grand jury is "free from the constraints of the rules of evidence and …
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… trial judge erred by admitting and then misapplying fresh complaint testimony; and in relying on Child Sexual Abuse … that Beth "did not disclose the abuse until after she was free from the aura of intimidation which [d]efendant cast by … intimidation lifted when the victim left the foster home, freeing her to disclose the assaults several weeks later. …
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… reasonable[,] articulable suspicion that a crime was being committed" at that point, the added fact that as the … when police detain a person who would not reasonably feel free to leave, even though the encounter falls short of a … he ran from the police "transpired after he no longer was free to leave and after the police had unlawfully seized …
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… 17 order) granting summary judgment dismissal of her complaint against defendants Whale Beach Builders, LLC … the court held requests to amend pleadings should be "freely given in the interests of justice" and should be … sparingly 21 A-1815-18T3 and only in clear cases that are free of doubt. Tomaino v. Burman, 364 N.J. Super. 224, …
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… denied his motions to suppress physical evidence, and to compel production of the arresting officers' personnel … New Jersey Constitution, individuals have the right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures. U.S. Const., … to 18 A-4854-17T4 safeguard' the right of the people to be free from 'unreasonable searches and seizures.'" State v. …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) ("risk that . . . defendant will commit another offense"); six, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6) … on the courts to ensure that defendants receive conflict-free representation." State ex rel. S.G., 175 N.J. 132, 140 … The stakes are high in a criminal case with the client's freedom often hanging in the balance. With so much on the …
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… incarceration and history of homelessness, periodic lack of communication with the Division, failure to comply with the … would not cause more harm than good, but will instead free these children from limbo. The limbo is itself causing … their way to irreparable harm, and that termination would free the children from limbo. Sonia's testimony established …
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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 other offenses arising … remedy designed to safeguard' the right of the people to be free from 'unreasonable searches and seizures.'" State v. … in all criminal prosecutions, R. 1:8-9, and "the right to a free and untrammeled verdict . . . is the core of the right …