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… investigation, the SOG obtained a wiretap order and a data communication warrant. On February 28, 2013, a detective … 28, 2013 texts, the detective referred to other intercepted communications and stated his belief that the one or two … cause exists to believe that the subject of the warrant has committed an offense." State v. Miller, 342 N.J. Super. 474, …
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… of second-degree possession of a firearm in the course of committing a drug offense within 1000 feet of school … which stated 6 A-5571-14T3 "We cannot move ahead. Can't come to a decision." Instead of delivering a Czachor1 … and Gentlemen, this wasn't a long case and it wasn't a complicated case either. The facts are the facts. Everybody …
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… Law Division judge denied defendant's motion to dismiss the complaint after rejecting defendant's argument that N.J.S.A. 2A:14-281 barred plaintiff from pursuing its complaint. 1 The statute provides in pertinent part: If, in … to plaintiff's claim because plaintiff was pursuing its "common-law right to recover unpaid funds for services [it] …
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… Did Not Have Probable Cause To Believe That [Defendant] Committed A Narcotics Offense Before They Discovered Drugs … in return, and placed the money in his pocket. After completing the exchange, the man left the area. Detective … "in searching and arresting [defendant and Johnson] . . . comport[ed] 5 A-1774-15T3 with the mandate . . . of both the …
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… out of school after the eighth grade. Defendant was found incompetent to stand trial in July 2012. An April 2013 reevaluation found him competent to stand trial. The reevaluation report 3 … robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15- l, in exchange for a recommendation he be sentenced as a third-degree offender to a …
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… incident that defendant was arrested and charged under a compliant-warrant with third-degree neglect of elderly or … suffered a momentary lapse of judgment. Rather, defendant committed a series of disturbing acts comprising her criminal conduct. Defendant first threatened …
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… 262 N.J. Super. 487, 512 (App. Div. 1993), there is no compelling reason to do so here. 1 Although defendant … imposed, including the consecutive sentence. See State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 74 (2014) (stating that trial courts … factors and lack of mitigating factors was "based upon competent and credible evidence in the record." Fuentes, 217 …
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… appeals from a December 20, 2019 order that dismissed his complaint to vacate an arbitration award, under which … which led to a student's injury, making an inappropriate comment, and failing to ensure that coaches had current CPR … probable cause and certified the tenure charges to the Commissioner of Education (Commissioner). The Board also …
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… a clear message . . . : 'children are different' when it comes to sentencing, and 'youth and its attendant … was not a juvenile but a twenty-four-year-old adult when he committed the murder, attempted murders, aggravated assaults … a juvenile, that is, under the age of eighteen, when he committed those crimes. See N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-22(a) (Code of …
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… EXIST TO SUPPORT EXPANSION OF THE SEARCH OF THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT OF THE CAR TO THE TRUNK, AND BECAUSE THE CAR WAS … told the men he could smell alcohol and raw marijuana coming from the vehicle. Troopers Golden and Ray then … from the pocket. Trooper Redrow still smelled raw marijuana coming from the BMW. Troopers Redrow and Ray searched the …
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… had coincidentally been intercepting defendant’s cell phone communications pursuant to a warrant, related to an ongoing … him. On June 13, 2017, the PCR court issued an order and accompanying comprehensive written decision denying the petition without …
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… mitigating factors including that appellant successfully completed community supervision opportunities and did not receive any … in the deliberations . . . of the case . . . failed to comply with the Board's Professional Code of Conduct." He …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3), the risk that defendant will commit another offense; N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6), the extent … (slip op. at 22). Defendant remains incarcerated and becomes parole eligible on October 15, 2021. 3 A-0903-20 In … of Corrections which include treatment for acute medical complaints, extensive dental treatment, and medical …
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… cross-examined the State's expert on Child Sex Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS). We affirmed the first PCR … rule — 'expert testimony about CSAAS in general, and its component behaviors other than delayed disclosure, may no … in the direct appeal process, or pipeline, when the rule becomes effective. Ibid. Defendant's direct appeal was …
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… Department of Corrections (NJDOC), which found that he committed prohibited act *.005, threatening another with … not provide any further details. Garcia was charged with committing prohibited act *.005 and he was served with the … status, level of responsibility at the time of the charge, competency to participate in a hearing, and the …
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… that trial counsel advised him that he would be receiving community supervision for life (CSL) and not the more … special one that . . . explains to [defendant] exactly what community supervision for life entails[,]" was "filled … be "subject to [the] provisions of Megan’s Law. That is community supervision for life . . . . [A]mong other things, …
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… impugned." ). Defendant does not present any argument overcoming the presumption that counsel made a reasonable …
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… the August 6, 2019 order for final judgment dismissing its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs that challenged a … result of an Environmental Protection Agency consent order compelling local communities to relinquish control over their treatment …
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… LLC (PRE) appeals from a June 27, 2019 order dismissing its complaint and compelling arbitration. We affirm. This matter arises from a … PRE hoped to host Pritam Chakraborty, a world renown Indian composer, for a concert in Trenton. Defendant Surinder …
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… of the various motor vehicle 3 A-2538-18T3 violations committed by defendant." We therefore affirm substantially for the reasons stated in Judge Rodriguez's comprehensive and well-reasoned written opinion issued on June 20, 2018. We add these comments. At the suppression hearing, Officer Luciano Porto …