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… in court during the trial. During summation, the prosecutor commented on defendant’s not being Dewyer’s friend because … Carvers’ testimony and appeared to take issue with several comments made by the prosecutor during summation. The … answer is gonna be no [Q]. Because this is a game you can smile. DEFENDANT: **** because it wasn’t true. 3 As noted, …
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… Court. In this appeal, the Court considers whether crimes committed by a defendant while under the age of eighteen may … -- relying on the United States Supreme Court’s holding in Miller v. Alabama, 567 U.S. 460 (2012), that mandatory … This argument is unavailing. The statute to which defendant points illustrates plainly that the Legislature knows how to …
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… considers both the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) and the common law right of access. In February 2019, an attorney … need to preserve the Office’s ability to gather facts in similar investigations. The City of Elizabeth intervened and … by a public records request. The Reporters Committee points to other states that allow access to records of …
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… J., writing for a unanimous Court. This appeal, and the companion case of State v. Hedgespeth, ___ N.J. ___ (2021), … . . . that the defendant was unable to cross-examine, or similar pretrial statements that declarants would reasonably … John P. Flynn, of counsel and on the briefs, and Gilbert G. Miller, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Barbara A. …
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… personnel responded to a shooting in front of a housing complex. Upon arrival, police found A.B. lying face down in … clothing, a cell phone with a bullet hole, and eleven nine-millimeter shell casings. Although detectives did not find … could occur” and “a belief that death is imminent” and points to improvement in A.B.’s condition after she arrived …
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… 2. In order for lay opinion testimony to satisfy the first component of N.J.R.E. 701, the witness must testify based on … prong imposes no such requirement. Annese became familiar with defendant’s appearance by meeting with him on … on direct examination. Annese should explain her familiarity with defendant by stating that 4 she and defendant …
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… which requires consideration of at least two factors, commonly referred to as the two “prongs” of SASPA: “(1) the … Jersey, attorneys; Mary M. McManus-Smith, and Melville D. Miller, Jr., on the briefs). CJ Griffin argued the cause for … in M.T.S. 4 I. We rely on the testimony from the family court hearing for the following factual summary. On the …
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… writing for the Court. These consolidated appeals present a common legal issue: whether state or federal constitutional … to timely register with his local police department. R.B. similarly failed to register in 2015. Each was charged with … 02 (2003) (emphasis added). And, as the State correctly points out in its argument, other state supreme courts also …
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… restaurant provides students and members of the University community “an alternative dining experience”; Gourmet … for research by faculty and students.” Id. at 334-35. For similar reasons, the Appellate Division also concluded that … assessment. Gourmet Dining, 459 N.J. Super. at 331. 25 or similarly allowed to be used by a private party, that triggers …
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… the trial court’s decision dismissing plaintiff Amy Skuse’s complaint against her former employer, Pfizer, Inc., and … opening the Agreement; the third slide contained language similar to the final page of the Agreement (reproduced above); … (“EPA”), the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”), the Family and Medical Leave Act (“FMLA”), and any other claim …
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… Sean Courter’s report stated that Jeter refused “multiple commands to shut off the vehicle and show me his hands,” and … lied in official reports to cover up his crimes, and similarly instructed Sutterlin to falsify reports. A downgrade … rim was on its side. Mr. Jeter’s vehicle came to rest at mile marker 154.1 on the Parkway South. I exited my vehicle …
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… who fled a stolen car; (5) the April 3, 2011 robbery of a family in Gloucester Township, after which a man and his … and that certain sentences arising from crimes committed in the same criminal episodes should run … When the parents came home about an hour later, the men accosted the father at gunpoint, took about two thousand …
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… the sexual assault trial of fourteen-year-old “Alex,” the family court admitted into evidence pursuant to N.J.R.E. … between fantasy and reality, and who was declared incompetent as a witness by the court, was permitted to … The Court considers that determination, as well as the family court’s adjudication of Alex as delinquent of …
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… lot, Zundel ordered them to stop. The minivan driver complied, but the Mercedes driver did not. Zundel was unable … adequate alternative to live testimony.” (pp. 14-19) 2. Similar to federal law on the issue, New Jersey courts have … not be admissible in an adversary criminal trial.” Ibid. Similarly, in Gagnon, the Court spoke approvingly of the …
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… discrimination in jury selection. In July 2005, defendant committed a series of shootings, killing one man and … presumed group bias. (pp. 15-17) 3. In 2009, this Court revisited the trial court’s obligation to conduct a three-step … and, under this Court’s deferential standard of review, militates against the Appellate Division’s reversal. Nothing …
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… sexual contact with a minor to whom he is related, has committed a “sole sex offense” within the scope of the … blood or affinity to the third degree or was a resource family parent, a guardian, or stood in loco parentis within … multiple offenses against a single victim at different points in time precluded the application of the …
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… and the State acknowledge, this case calls for a similar result. McNeely represents new law settling an area of … test results when the police merely followed an asserted, commonly held understanding of Schmerber’s requirements in … blood test of a drunk driving suspect. Defendant points out (1) that the Supreme Court’s remand signaled its …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … “deductions at” 50% was estimated to “maintain about $140 million of CBT revenue in FY 2005.” Ibid. In 2007, Taxation … NOL carryover), merits an extension. Plaintiff points out, that if the court accepts Taxation’s “change in …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ___________________________________ … a registered domestic partnership, civil union, or other similar formal relationship recognized under state law that is … at 173. In this court, the couple argued, along with other points, that the DPA allowed for the award of the 100% …
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… him as a Tier II sex offender under the registration and community notification provisions of "Megan's Law," N.J.S.A. … the State assessed the maximum score of fifteen points against him on this factor, based on the allegation … based on substantially the same charge or conduct." Similarly, in In re Darcy, 114 N.J. Super. 454, 458 (App. Div. …