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… o ze A JUDGE OF THE . MUNICIPAL COURT : cLERK The Advisory Committee on Judicial Conduct having filed with the Court pursuant to Rule2:lS-15(a), a presentment recommending that RICHARD OBUCH, a Judge of the Municipal … court judges from representing municipal officers in their official capacities only and did not preclude Respondent …
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… the officers pointed out that the store was in the opposite direction from her movements depicted on the videotape. … that . . . [t]here was no significant deprivation of her freedom. However, the court did not have the same "comfort level" with the October 22, 2009 statement. The …
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… the officers pointed out that the store was in the opposite direction from her movements depicted on the videotape. … that . . . [t]here was no significant deprivation of her freedom. However, the court did not have the same "comfort level" with the October 22, 2009 statement. The …
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… that "an inmate [of an institution or detention facility] commits an offense if he knowingly and unlawfully procures, … with or possessed S1. Escape means removal of oneself from official detention in an institution or a detention facility … proven beyond a reasonable doubt not only that defendant committed the crime of providing himself/herself with an …
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… facility). The relevant statute provides that "A person commits an offense if he knowingly and unlawfully introduces … For these purposes, escape means a removal of oneself from official detention in an institution or a detention facility … proven beyond a reasonable doubt not only that defendant committed the crime of introducing an implement for escape …
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… law enforcement—and overbroad—infringing his rights of free speech and association. The trial court denied the … October 2015, the Jersey City Police Department obtained a communications data warrant for defendant's Facebook account … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I. THE GANG CRIMINALITY STATUTE, N.J.S.A. …
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… other things, the officers asked defendant where he had come from earlier that night. Defendant repeatedly told them … In particular, the court determined that defendant was free to leave when he was questioned by the police at … there has been a significant deprivation of the suspect's freedom of action.'" State v. Erazo, 254 N.J. 277, 298-99 …
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… law enforcement—and overbroad—infringing his rights of free speech and association. The trial court denied the … October 2015, the Jersey City Police Department obtained a communications data warrant for defendant's Facebook account … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I. THE GANG CRIMINALITY STATUTE, N.J.S.A. …
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… other things, the officers asked defendant where he had come from earlier that night. Defendant repeatedly told them … In particular, the court determined that defendant was free to leave when he was questioned by the police at … there has been a significant deprivation of the suspect's freedom of action.'" State v. Erazo, 254 N.J. 277, 298-99 …
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… OF THE SUPERIOR COURT SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT DOCKET NO: ACJC 2019-420 … choices in exchange for the privilege of living in it rent free. 32. Respondent admits that Respondent provided counsel … ex parte communications in violation of this rule.” See “Official Comment” [4]. In this regard, Respondent maintains …
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… a jury convicted defendant of five crimes: second-degree official misconduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:30-2(a); and four counts of … trial, finding that it was untimely and not supported by competent evidence. In December 2015, defendant was … the trial court "correctly ruled that defendant provided no competent factual information establishing his right to …
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… a jury convicted defendant of five crimes: second-degree official misconduct, N.J.S.A. 2C:30-2(a); and four counts of … trial, finding that it was untimely and not supported by competent evidence. In December 2015, defendant was … the trial court "correctly ruled that defendant provided no competent factual information establishing his right to …
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… in violation of a statute that reads as follows: A person commits a [crime] if they directly or indirectly offer, … Otherwise obstructing, delaying, preventing, or impeding an official proceeding or investigation. In order for you to … of knowledge "is not an element of the offense and is incompatible with the crime of witness tampering, as it would …
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… suspension of his driving privileges and thirty days of community service. The judge denied defendant's request for … his sentence was excessive. He raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT'S RECORDED … was not under arrest when they spoke with him, and he was free to ask the officers to leave. Moran said he did not …
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… suspension of his driving privileges and thirty days of community service. The judge denied defendant's request for … his sentence was excessive. He raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT'S RECORDED … was not under arrest when they spoke with him, and he was free to ask the officers to leave. Moran said he did not …
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… warrant to search the vehicle would be made, and he was free to go. Defendant stated he wanted to go to his apartment, grab something to drink, and come back. When he returned five minutes later, defendant … The officers also found a bag of white powder in the freezer and a Taser in the kitchen. The K-9 unit indicated …
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… v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SITE REMEDIATION COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT, Respondent-Respondent, and DES … the company had failed to certify that the property was free of contamination. The first appeal ensued. In our …
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… and the bottom and told her to put the dog down. When she complied, defendant "pushed [her] across from the front door … can't bring yourself back down." She indicated she was not free to leave the room. Thirty minutes later, defendant … court erred in finding that plaintiff established the requisite intent to harass. Intent to harass is often difficult …
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… v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SITE REMEDIATION COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT, Respondent-Respondent, and DES … the company had failed to certify that the property was free of contamination. The first appeal ensued. In our …
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… warrant to search the vehicle would be made, and he was free to go. Defendant stated he wanted to go to his apartment, grab something to drink, and come back. When he returned five minutes later, defendant … The officers also found a bag of white powder in the freezer and a Taser in the kitchen. The K-9 unit indicated …