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… one must have a knowing intentional control of that item accompanied by a knowledge of its character. So, a person who … the jury instructions I gave, as well 5 A-5489-16T2 your common sense, to determine if Mr. Armstrong owned, … State v. Green, 86 N.J. 281, 287 (1981). "Entailed is a comprehensible explanation of the questions that the jury …
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… IN THE RECORD THAT LEWIS WILL BE SUBSTANTIALLY LIKELY TO COMMIT ANOTHER CRIME IF RELEASED ON PAROLE. POINT II: THE … VIII: THE TWO-MEMBER PANEL FAILED TO APPLY THE ENTITLED "COMMUTATION CREDITS" TO EITHER THE MINIMUM (30) YEARS OR THE … . . there is a substantial likelihood that the inmate will commit a crime under the law of this State if released on …
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… the reasons expressed by Judge James R. Paganelli in his comprehensive written decision dated March 23, 2018. We will … factual findings because they are well supported by competent evidence presented at trial. See N.J. Div. of … and placed them in resource homes. The Division filed a complaint, as well as an order to show cause seeking the …
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… for transfer to a halfway house in a residential community release program (RCRP). We reverse and remand the … days, as a result of his conviction of conspiracy to commit murder and unlawful possession of a handgun. He will become eligible for parole on September 12, 2019. On October …
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… from the record before the DOC. S.H. was involuntarily committed under the Sexually Violent Predator Act (SVPA), … facilities and, as such, does not pertain to civil commitment institutions, such as the STU. In a terse written … AND PROVIDES MISLEADING INFORMATION IF USED AT A CIVIL COMMITMENT FACILITY. (Emphasis added). Finally, in his reply …
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… screaming vindictive slurs and shouting he was "going to come and kill" her. The same day as the FD hearing, … vulgar name-calling. Plaintiff's TRO alleged defendant committed the 3 A-3760-17T2 predicate acts of harassment, … and what he might do to her." The judge concluded defendant committed the predicate act of harassment by making …
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… chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, morbid obesity, complex tachycardia, sepsis, hypotensive shock, and system …
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… failure to deter criminal behavior despite juvenile community supervision; technical violations during prior community supervision; prior 3 A-5254-16T3 incarcerations … (quoting Greenholtz v. Inmates of Neb. Penal & Corr. Complex, 442 U.S. 1, 10 (1979)). The Board's decision …
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… Murtha detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from defendant's breath. Another officer arrived and … of Title 39. He had a duty consistent with the police community caretaking function to pass on that information to … 197 N.J. 207, 215 (2008), the judge found that Bentler communicated a commonly understood condition, a drunken …
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… 4 A-3688-16T2 on the record in an oral decision and in an accompanying eleven-page written statement of reasons dated … attorney failed to advise him of the parole disqualifier component of his plea and to fully explain its consequences. … oral and written decisions. We add only the following comments. The standard for determining whether counsel's …
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… Law Division order dismissing with prejudice plaintiff's complaint against its former attorneys, defendants Brach … an integration clause. 3 A-4960-16T4 Pursuant to the Community Health Care Assets Protection Act, N.J.S.A. … approval letter . . . ." Liberty then filed a verified complaint seeking approval of the acquisition, which the …
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… IMPROPER TACTICS UNFAIRLY BOLSTERED THE CREDIBILITY OF THE COMPLAINING WITNESS. (Not Raised Below). A. In Summation, … Status [A]s Pro Se Counsel For Himself And Argued That The Complaining Witness Was More Credible Because She Was … in a written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add the following comments. J.M. was the State's primary witness at trial. …
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… as well as the charges in an unrelated indictment, and to recommend concurrent five-year terms of imprisonment with a … Graves Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6(1). The State also agreed to recommend that the sentence would run concurrent to any … because it would not have changed the ultimate outcome. The judge determined that defendant's argument that …
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… driving while under the influence, conditioned on the outcome of the appeal. The other charges were dismissed. … criminal prosecution after discovering an offense has been committed." State v. Aguirre, 287 N.J. Super. 128, 131-32 … found a sixteen-month delay too long when the case was not complicated, there was no justification for the delay, and …
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… a "probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome" of the proceeding. [State v. O'Neil, 219 N.J. 598, 611 …
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… Abuse Research Education and Service Institute, conducted a comprehensive 1 The Division is now known as the Division of … Indeed, defendant never claimed that someone else had committed the crimes for which he was convicted. As noted, …
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… consequently, she moved in February 2016 for an order compelling payment of Thomas's fifty percent share of the … of either party to pursue an appropriate fee award upon completion of the remand proceedings. To explain our … by paragraph 3. Indeed, the fact that Helen undertook to comply with her paragraph 3 obligation by securing one or …
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… Submitted March 21, 2018 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes and Suter. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2016-1439. Fusco & Macaluso Partners, … General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Pamela N. Ullman, Deputy Attorney General, on …
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… a Facility Reporting Incident Data Analysis Yield was completed by the Director of Nursing, Donna Mayer, and the … judge found: For testimony to be believed, it must not only come from the mouth of a credible witness, but it also has … in itself. It must elicit evidence that is from such common experience and observation that it can be approved as …
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… to set aside the order dismissing her personal injury complaint with prejudice pursuant to R. 4:23-5(a)(2). NOT … A-4471-15T1 Because we cannot find that plaintiff put forth competent evidence of excusable neglect or exceptionable … Brezo and owned by defendant Elizabeth Brezo. She filed her complaint against them on November 13, 2014. When she failed …