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… and that he understood the sentence the State would recommend, including its request for the consecutive flat … in order to enter a guilty plea and that nobody had compelled him to waive these rights. Defendant then placed a … at sentencing for a lesser sentence than that which is recommended by the state" and to ask, "that the NERA sentence …
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… 1 We utilize initials when referring to defendant, the complaining witnesses, and their family members, pursuant to … C.H. were playing with makeup when defendant asked both to come into the room with him. Both said no. Afterward, when … by the State, "how many days transpired between the first communication between the prosecutor's office and [J.T.]." …
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… This appeal requires us to determine whether the buyer of a commercial/residential building (property) can terminate a … unacceptable estoppel certificate by one of the property's commercial tenants, citing to the seller's default of the … estoppel certificate dated June 9 by TLE at Newark, LLC, a commercial tenant operating a school on the property, in …
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… Wound Care of New Jersey, LLC ("Renew"), dismissing her complaint with prejudice, and enforcing the parties' … Plaintiff, an employee of Renew who was terminated, filed a complaint alleging Renew; Newport Garden Group, LLC … In response, Renew filed a motion to dismiss plaintiff's complaint and compel arbitration pursuant to the nurse …
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… a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Gideon, 244 N.J. at 550-51 (alteration in original) … that "(i) counsel's assistance was not 'within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases'; and … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694. The defendant must also …
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… injury by means of physical menace. Physical menace is accomplished through an act or acts which are physically … if one acts with knowledge, if one acts consciously, if he comprehends his/her acts. The fifth element that the State … Terroristic Threats (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-3(b)). � The 1971 Model Commentary to the Proposed Criminal Code stated that …
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… doubt that … (insert victim’s name) … died from medical complications that resulted from injuries caused by … is adapted from the following portion of the Code Commentary: The Code requires, however, that the risk thus … (2 Final Report of the New Jersey Criminal Law Revision Commission, Commentary (1971) at 42.) � In State v. …
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… is guilty of aggravated criminal sexual contact if he commits an act of sexual contact with another person whom … beyond a reasonable doubt: 1. That defendant purposely committed an act of sexual contact with another person, and … OR … 1. That defendant purposely committed an act of sexual contact by touching …
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… other power, financial instruments, information, data, and computer software, in either human readable or computer readable form, copies or originals. Property of … � Final Report of the New Jersey Criminal Law Revision Comm’n, Vol. II: Commentary, Vol. II at 224-25 n.6 (1971). � …
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… injury on or physically confine or restrain anyone or commit any other criminal offense … OR … Accuse anyone of an … other power, financial instruments, information, data, and computer software, in either human readable or computer readable form, copies or originals. Property of …
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… with whom the child is living at the time the offense is committed, including a teacher, employee or volunteer, whether compensated or uncompensated, of an institution who is responsible for the …
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… with the offense of possession of gambling records commonly used in the operation, promotion or playing of a … any writing, paper, instrument or article of a kind commonly used in the operation or promotion of a [ lottery / … 2. That [ S- / the writing, paper, etc .] is of a kind commonly used in an unlawful [ lottery / policy ] scheme or …
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… engine, machine, tool or implement adapted, designed, or commonly used for committing or facilitating the offense of , knowing the same to be so adapted, designed, or commonly used, [with the purpose to use or employ it] [OR …
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… other power, financial instruments, information, data and computer software, in either human readable or computer readable form, copies or originals. Property … should be drawn is for you to decide using your own common sense, knowledge and everyday experience. Ask …
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… 29, 2011 A-5003-08T3 2 Corporation (AT&T), dismissing her complaint. AT&T cross- appeals from the partial denial of … an e-mail to her supervisors and AT&T senior executives complaining about employee morale: Hopefully, the morale of … and that she will not apply for or seek employment with the Company at any time thereafter. . . . . 4. Employee affirms …
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… Argued February 4, 2015 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes, Ashrafi and O'Connor. On appeal from Superior Court … pled as Dr. Pepper Snapple Group) and dismissed her complaint.1 Plaintiff contends the trial court erred when it … times" between March 2011 and October 2011. Plaintiff complained to Mitchell about 1 The January 17, 2014 order …
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… defendants' motion for summary judgment and dismissing his complaint brought pursuant to the July 18, 2013 A-0415-12T2 … Roper and employer Residex, L.L.C. (Residex). Plaintiff's complaint alleged he was terminated from his position as a … and purchased a new one. Defendants offered proof that the fuel tank on plaintiff's truck, which was diagnosed as the …
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… at all times. As to defendant, Irizarry testified about the completion of the confinement report for defendant and the … cell. Salazar also confirmed that defendant never made any complaints. Defendant was the last witness to testify. … him to give a statement to the police. Defendant began to become anxious and eventually started feeling sick. He …
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… for murder was not available at the time the crime was committed, and the judge had failed to articulate his … sentences [was] inadequate." He incorrectly interprets our comments in Terry 2 State v. Yarbough, 100 N.J. 627, 643-44 … matter on its own initiative." Addressing the fact that our comments accompanying the remand order on which he relies …
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… THAT THERE IS A SUBSTANTIAL LIKELIHOOD THAT MR. STOUT WILL COMMIT A CRIME IF RELEASED ON PAROLE. (NOT RAISED BELOW). A. … THAT THERE IS A SUBSTANTIAL LIKELIHOOD THAT MR. STOUT WILL COMMIT A CRIME IF RELEASED. (NOT RAISED BELOW). IV. THE … factor (substance abuse) of [his] violent behavior"; "committed a new criminal offense during [his] …