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… and comprehensively review" the 3 A-3190-20 proposed plea agreement and the relative strength of the State's proofs, which caused him to reject the plea agreement, proceed to trial, and receive a sentence greater than the plea agreement. We concluded "[d]efendant had not presented …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:21-17(a)(1). He did not seek to withdraw his plea. Instead, at his sentencing, defendant requested the … it and found him ineligible for PTI because his guilty plea had not 5 A-4474-16T3 been vacated and he had … FOUR THE COURT ERRED BY FINDING THAT ENTRY OF A GUILTY PLEA IS A BAR TO AN APPEAL OF A PTI DENIAL. 6 A-4474-16T3 I. …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:21-17(a)(1). He did not seek to withdraw his plea. Instead, at his sentencing, defendant requested the … it and found him ineligible for PTI because his guilty plea had not 5 A-4474-16T3 been vacated and he had … FOUR THE COURT ERRED BY FINDING THAT ENTRY OF A GUILTY PLEA IS A BAR TO AN APPEAL OF A PTI DENIAL. 6 A-4474-16T3 I. …
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… and comprehensively review" the 3 A-3190-20 proposed plea agreement and the relative strength of the State's proofs, which caused him to reject the plea agreement, proceed to trial, and receive a sentence greater than the plea agreement. We concluded "[d]efendant had not presented …
njcourts.gov
… of his suppression motion, defendant Te'Mon M. Molley pleaded guilty to first-degree possession with intent to … ineligibility. Three months after the entry of his guilty plea, but before sentencing, defendant obtained new counsel and filed a motion to withdraw the plea, premised on the alleged ineffective assistance his …
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… of his suppression motion, defendant Te'Mon M. Molley pleaded guilty to first-degree possession with intent to … ineligibility. Three months after the entry of his guilty plea, but before sentencing, defendant obtained new counsel and filed a motion to withdraw the plea, premised on the alleged ineffective assistance his …
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… Please send any comments on the Committees' proposed rule … reports and recommendations may also be submitted by e-mail to the following address: Comments.Mailbox@njcourts.gov. The Supreme Court will not consider …
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… and acknowledgement, or through regular and certified mail, return receipt requested; and it is further 7 … to Defendant, Peerless Industries, Inc., any and all mail received in this case, either through personal service … and acknowledgement or through regular and certified mail, return receipt requested; and it is further ORDERED …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3(a); N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7. In 1996, Johnson pleaded guilty to third-degree unlawful possession of a … was charged with new criminal offenses. After entering a plea 4 A-0206-23 agreement with the State, Johnson pleaded guilty to second-degree possession of a weapon for …
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… II 4 A-0754-18T2 TRIAL COUNSEL WAS INEFFECTIVE DURING THE PLEA NEGOTIATIONS WHEN HE MISADVISED PETITIONER THAT THE … asserted that his trial counsel was ineffective during plea negotiations because he advised defendant that the … on these proofs, he likely would have accepted the ten-year plea deal offered by the State instead of proceeding to …
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… Brimage[3] violation for failure to offer a pre-indictment plea offer"; failing to challenge on appeal the denial of … on this misunderstanding, [he] rejected the State's final plea offer and went to trial, where [he] believed [his] … at his trial, he would have accepted the State's final plea offer. After the assignment of counsel, the PCR court …
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… Brimage[3] violation for failure to offer a pre-indictment plea offer"; failing to challenge on appeal the denial of … on this misunderstanding, [he] rejected the State's final plea offer and went to trial, where [he] believed [his] … at his trial, he would have accepted the State's final plea offer. After the assignment of counsel, the PCR court …
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njcourts.gov
… II 4 A-0754-18T2 TRIAL COUNSEL WAS INEFFECTIVE DURING THE PLEA NEGOTIATIONS WHEN HE MISADVISED PETITIONER THAT THE … asserted that his trial counsel was ineffective during plea negotiations because he advised defendant that the … on these proofs, he likely would have accepted the ten-year plea deal offered by the State instead of proceeding to …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:44-3(a); N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7. In 1996, Johnson pleaded guilty to third-degree unlawful possession of a … was charged with new criminal offenses. After entering a plea 4 A-0206-23 agreement with the State, Johnson pleaded guilty to second-degree possession of a weapon for …
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… authorized 24 representative may contact, by telephone, mail and e-mail, a 25 representative of the commissioner to provide … authorized 20 representative may contact, by telephone, mail and e-mail, a 21 representative of the commissioner to …
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… Plaintiff alleged the NOI was sent by regular and certified mail in December 2015. Defendant's cross-motion to dismiss … acknowledged the NOI was sent by regular and certified mail on December 15, 2015, and that the 2015 Assignment was … (2019). A court should grant summary judgment "when 'the pleadings, depositions, answers to interrogatories and …
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… Plaintiff alleged the NOI was sent by regular and certified mail in December 2015. Defendant's cross-motion to dismiss … acknowledged the NOI was sent by regular and certified mail on December 15, 2015, and that the 2015 Assignment was … (2019). A court should grant summary judgment "when 'the pleadings, depositions, answers to interrogatories and …
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… Please send any comments on the Committees’ proposed rule … reports and recommendations may also be submitted by e-mail to the following address: Comments.Mailbox@njcourts.gov. … mailto:Comments.Mailbox@njcourts.gov 2 The Supreme Court …
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… as prescribed by R. 4:4-4 or by registered or certified mail return receipt requested to the person's last known …
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… extension. The court shall forthwith notify all parties by mail of the filing of the report. Unless otherwise ordered, …