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… a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." State v. Gideon, 244 N.J. 538, 550-51 (2021) … Strickland prong is particularly demanding: "the error committed must be so serious as to undermine the court's …
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… as untimely. 4 A-3280-21 illegal because of its severity as compared to lesser sentences statutorily authorized for his … (App. Div. June 15, 2015)]. In his written decision that accompanied the May 27, 2022 order denying defendant's present … written opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add only the following comments. Rule 3:22-4(b) places strict limitations on second …
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… to repair his tooth. On June 27, 2022, Longinetti filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part alleging OCR's negligence caused the injury to his tooth. The complaint demanded $1,058.13, plus costs. Longinetti was the … questioned with respect to the inconsistent demand in the complaint for $1,058.13. 3 Longinetti also sought $42.63 for …
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… New Jersey, and MARLENE CARIDE, in her official capacity as Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, … defendants' summary judgment motion, and dismissed the complaint with prejudice. For the reasons that follow, we … in this State" unless the actor was covered by an accompanying statutory exemption. N.J.S.A. 2A:99A-2, -4. The …
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… PURPOSE MUST BE REVERSED BECAUSE ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCOMPANYING CHARGES ERASED THE INDENTIFICATION OF THE … trial. We remand the case for a new trial. For the sake of completeness, we considered and reject defendant's remaining … its charge, the court instructed the jury that "[t]he comments of the attorneys on these matters were not …
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… PURPOSE MUST BE REVERSED BECAUSE ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCOMPANYING CHARGES ERASED THE INDENTIFICATION OF THE … trial. We remand the case for a new trial. For the sake of completeness, we considered and reject defendant's remaining … its charge, the court instructed the jury that "[t]he comments of the attorneys on these matters were not …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS June 13, 2025 Robert P. Travers, Esq. … without the approval of Paterson’s Historic Preservation Commission. The subject property is in Paterson’s Sandy Hill … consists of multi-family residential dwellings and small commercial/light industrial properties. The property …
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… REPORT OF THE SUPREME COURT COMMITTEE ON CRIMINAL PRACTICE 2023-2025 RULES CYCLE i Table … 2 II. New Rule and Rule Amendments Recommended for Adoption ................... 3 A. Referrals in … Pretrial Contempt Charges in R. 3:3-1(f) ("Issuance of a Complaint-Warrant (CDR-2) or a Complaint-Summons (CDR-1); …
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… We consequently order a new trial. For the sake of completeness, we reject defendant's separate argument that … has blood on it," like "a glove or a piece of fabric," had come into contact with a clean surface. Kickey testified … 3 The time stamps on some of the videos were adjusted to comport with the actual time, with no objection. 8 A-0931-20 …
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… POINT I THE DEFECTIVE VERDICT SHEET AND THE COURT'S INCOMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS PRECLUDED THE JURY FROM CONVICTING [] … Improperly Argued That [Defendant] Admitted He Had Committed Some of the Crimes, Misstating the Facts. B. The … "in accordance with a deferential standard." State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014). We are also mindful that we …
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… and on a jury's request during deliberations. We further recommend that the Model Criminal Jury Charge Committee consider crafting an instruction to guide jurors … "mind his business or whatever." When the robbery was completed, defendants ran off and Osbourne yelled to them …
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… and on a jury's request during deliberations. We further recommend that the Model Criminal Jury Charge Committee consider crafting an instruction to guide jurors … "mind his business or whatever." When the robbery was completed, defendants ran off and Osbourne yelled to them …
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… care unit for approximately four weeks and was in a coma for three of those weeks. CAT scans showed he suffered … sought to present a self- defense expert, Mickie McComb, to testify at trial about chokeholds and how to … identify indicators of aggression. The State moved to bar McComb's testimony.2 The trial court conducted a testimonial …
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… C. Miller's supposedly furtive movements, and failure to comply with the commands of an officer — who suddenly appeared from behind … head," whom the informant knew to sell heroin and cocaine, "commonly . . . accompanied by a [different] female," would …
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… DEFENDANT'S 5TH[,] 6TH[,] AND 14TH AMENDMENT RIGHTS[,] COMMITTING PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT. (Not Raised Below). … KNOWLEDGE BEYOND THAT WHICH IS CONTAINED IN EVIDENCE THUS COMMITTING P[R]OSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT. (Not Raised Below). … decision under an abuse of discretion standard. State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014). We must determine whether: …
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… Supervision for Life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43- 6.4, and ordered to comply with the requirements of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 … REVERSAL. POINT II [DEFENDANT'S] RIGHT TO PRESENT A COMPLETE DEFENSE WAS INFRINGED WHEN THE TRIAL COURT REFUSED … touching [her] in certain places that" made her feel "uncomfortable" while she was "sort of asleep." Z.H. explained …
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… cell phone, but he did not arrest defendant, who left after completing his statement. On December 8, 2015, Detective … . belonged to the victim of the burglary." Casaletto signed complaints against defendant. Pretending to be a customer … two other officers arrested defendant, advised him of the "complaints" and brought defendant back to police …
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… Liability Advisory Council, Inc., and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America (Melissa Geist, … A week later, plaintiff returned to his office with new complaints of severe left eye blurred vision, decreased … [twenty] attempts to obtain authorization from [the] FDA to communicate [with] U.S. healthcare providers about the …
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… famil[y]. Defendant[] demonstrated that [he] had not committed infractions in prison for many years, obtained … a convenience store clerk is shot incidental to juveniles committing a theft. . . . While [defendant] appeared more … U.S. 460 (2012). Id. at 11. We noted the advent of State v. Comer, 249 N.J. 359 (2022) mooted, in defendants' favor, the …
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… she felt numb and dizzy. As a result, she sat down to "compose [her]self before [she] had to get home." After … the individuals Sara identified and "ask if they would come to headquarters . . . to give . . . a statement." On … viewed the video 12 A-2252-20 footage from Luis's camera, complaint-warrants were filed against the six individuals …