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… thorough and well-reasoned written opinion. We add these comments. University is the owner of property in the Borough … tax year 2013, increasing the Property's value to twenty million dollars. University appealed the imposition of the … accomplished by an omitted assessment); SLR Associates of Millville v. Millville City, 11 N.J. Tax 1, 3 (Tax …
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… defendant into giving his statement by that purported communication. We discern the pertinent facts from the … that defendant said yes, but told him he felt more comfortable speaking in Spanish. Detective Kowsaluk then … Spanish. Detective Carrasquillo testified that he did not communicate with defendant outside the interview room. 1 …
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… BALACUIT, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. TOWER NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … summary judgment to defendant Tower National Insurance Company (Tower). At all relevant times, Tower NOT FOR … further inquiry, and courts often consider identical or similar language in prior cases to determine the parties' …
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… money for a small item. Defendant then engaged in similar transactions on a number of occasions. Eventually, … and raises the following argument: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN DENYING [DEFENDANT] A HEARING …
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… N.J. 236, 240 (1995)). Admission into PTI is "based on a recommendation by the criminal division manager, as Director … it must further be shown that the prosecutorial error complained of will clearly subvert the goals underlying …
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… SABO and JOHN SABO, her husband, Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. MILLENNIUM COMMUNICATIONS GROUP, INC., and J. FLETCHER CREAMER & SON, … brief). Peter S. Cuddihy argued the cause for respondent Millennium Communications Group Inc. (Margolis Edelstein, …
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… issue. In recent years, leaders in the New Jersey legal community have worked together to develop a series of … on a jury if your salary is not the sole source of your family’s income; if you are not the primary caregiver for a … In recent years, however, our state has sought to limit similar restrictions in other areas, including housing and …
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… defendant claimed trial counsel failed to "investigate, communicate, prepare or explain . . . trial strategy . . . … of" the deputy medical examiner about "stippling" marks, or communicate defendant's "wishes for a negotiated plea … petition by order dated August 4, 2016. The judge issued a comprehensive, fifteen- page written decision setting forth …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (William P. Miller, Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel; Catherine A. … The shooting was witnessed by several guests and family members and recorded by a videographer who was filming … for post-conviction relief (PCR), defendant moved to compel production of the entire video of the wedding day and …
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… was indicted for second degree criminal attempt to commit sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C: 14-2(c)(4) and N.J.S.A. … subject to a three- year period of parole ineligibility, compliance with the registration requirements of Megan's … his criminal record, and the concomitant risk to the public militated against his release, was not an abuse of …
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… plea agreement to the school zone charge, with the State recommending a five-year sentence with one- and-one-half years … motion to withdraw his guilty plea. Defendant has completed his sentence. Defendant did not file a direct … now appeals that decision. He raises the following points in his brief: I. THE PCR COURT ERRED WHEN IT HELD THE …
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… offenses; the increasing seriousness of the offenses; the commission of multiple offenses underlying the prison term; … incarcerations had not deterred his criminal behavior; the commission of institutional infractions, which were … and that he "continues to blame the victims, their family and their treatment towards him as the motivation for …
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… One suspect was apprehended 3 A-2340-17T2 in the rear compartment of the U-Haul, three suspects fled from the … concludes from the application that: (a) a crime has been committed and is under active investigation, and (b) there … unreasonable." State v. Evers, 175 N.J. 355, 381 (2003). Similarly here, where a judge issued a detention order, the …
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… men in the courtyard of the Arlington Garden apartment complex and saw one of the men reach into the waistband of … R. 2:11-3(e)(1)(E). We add only the following brief comments. Defendant first asserts that the trial court … that "[s]pecifically, the State alleges that the defendant committed the act of fleeing after officers required that he …
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… that they exist. [N.J.S.A. 2C:2-2(b)(1).] Accordingly, to commit an obstruction offense, a person must be aware that a … demonstrates that defendant was aware of Santiago's lawful command to stop, but rather than comply, chose to flee to avoid his apprehension. In doing …
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… counsel, a reasonable probability existed that the outcome of the appeal would have been different. Defendant … had presided over defendant's trial and was thoroughly familiar not only with the trial, but with the plea … the issues, the judge consolidated several of the thirteen points raised with respect to trial counsel which dealt with …
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… if you let us in, if you let us look, then you can sign a complaint against all of us." Defendant repeated that the … allow police to conduct a warrantless search of his home. Similar to the municipal court, Judge McGrogan reasoned that … the police 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a), provides that: A person commits an offense if he purposely obstructs, impairs or …
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… of two counts of first-degree murder and related offenses committed during an armed robbery of a computer-game retail store. Judge Ahto sentenced defendant … through his testimony that would have altered the outcome of the trial. The judge cited the trial transcript …
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… finding of guilt and the sanctions imposed against him for committing prohibited act .552A, being intoxicated while assigned to a residential community program at Hope Hall, in violation of N.J.A.C. … days of administrative segregation and sixty days loss of commutation time. The prison administrator denied Cortes's …
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… of vodka, defendant drove his vehicle in excess of seventy miles NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … April 25, 2018 2 A-4431-15T2 per hour in a twenty-five mile per hour zone, eventually losing control and striking a … plea agreement, the State expressed its willingness to recommend a six- year prison term, and defendant reserved the …