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… observed a person, who was later identified as defendant, "coming between two cars that were parked on the side of … defendant to put his cell phone down, but defendant did not comply. Salhanek was concerned defendant was attempting to … approximately one hundred gun investigations and the most common areas where handguns are stashed are in the "front …
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… in which Bunero assured Longo that the truck was going to come out looking "mint" and Longo assured Bunero that he … Believing that something illegal was occurring, he made a complaint to Township officials. Wiley testified that he … ALLOW THE DURESS DEFENSE AND THE SUBSEQUENT TIMING OF JUDGE FUENTES'[S] OPINION BARRING SUCH RESULTED IN A MANIFEST …
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… 7:00 p.m. on December 28, 2012, K.M., of Mandy's Towing Company, went to the Joyce Kilmer Service Area on the New … after the incident, and K.M. picked up his glasses and completed the paperwork for the job. When K.M. appeared … the scene and hitting K.M. in the head, and concluded his comments amounted to opinion rather than evidence. Defense …
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… the Law Division on January 25, 2019, which required NMC to comply with an order entered by the court on September 28, … requires health care facilities to establish patient safety committees (PSCs), comprised of persons of "various disciplines" with …
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… reason, we affirm the summary judgment order. Plaintiff commenced this action by filing a complaint in February 2013. The District answered and filed a third-party complaint against the YMCA seeking indemnification, but the …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Colleen M. Flynn in her comprehensive written opinion. I. We glean the following … No. 07-02-0240, 4 A-5543-17T1 in exchange for a recommended sentence of two concurrent ten-year terms under … He confirmed that he was pleading guilty because he committed the offenses. He affirmed that no one had forced, …
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… ended. Approximately eight minutes later, the interview recommenced and the following colloquy ensued: DETECTIVE: Okay … to you? DEFENDANT: Nothing at all. DETECTIVE: And is this completely voluntarily . . . being done on your part? DEFENDANT: Completely voluntarily. DETECTIVE: Okay. . . . [J]ust a few …
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… Defendant appeals his judgment of conviction for state income tax evasion. He presents four points for our … court improperly conditioned the sentence's county jail component on defendant's nonpayment of his tax debt. For … trial. In 2008, defendant owed $176,331 in state income tax. He timely filed a 2008 state income tax return, …
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… WITH THE CODE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE. IV. PROSECUTORIAL COMMENT SUGGESTING THAT [DEFENDANT] TAILORED HIS TESTIMONY … because counsel did not challenge the prosecutor's comments in summation and seek a curative instruction. The … a "probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. Here, defendant argues that his trial attorney …
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… to S.M., defendant was upset with B.C. because he had not come home for Valentine's Day. S.M. testified that … pushed S.M. to the ground, causing S.M.'s wig to become displaced. Defendant said she tried to leave the … of defendant's house. Defendant attempted to get S.M. to come back into the house, but S.M. ran up the street. B.C. …
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… . . . fire safety inspections[,]" and provide "swift and commensurate" penalties for violations. N.J.S.A. 52:27D-195. … the Legislature specifically instructed the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) to "promulgate . . . regulations to … 24, 2003, to update all existing fire lanes and ensure compliance with the Uniform Fire Code. The ordinance amended …
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… Defendant was initially charged as a juvenile in a complaint alleging acts of delinquency that, if committed by an adult, would constitute second-degree … in certain geographical areas. According to Barber, a newcomer to the gang could rise within the organization by …
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… envelope, markers, keys, a mini speaker, a brush, and a comb. Additionally, a bag of meth was found in a keychain on … the answer was "it belonged to [defendant]," the jury is to completely disregard that testimony and to not take it into … and 12 A-0675-19 Sese. Moreover, the prosecutor's summation comments highlighting and repeating the hearsay testimony …
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… midnight on June 6, 2022. Lichty, then assigned to the Community Impact Division (CID), had been employed by the … v. Smith, 134 N.J. 599, 618 (1994); see also State v. Bacome, 228 N.J. 94, 106 (2017). [T]he officer need point only … officers are particularly vulnerable to violence often becoming its victims." State v. Valentine, 134 N.J. 536, …
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… v. 125 MONITOR STREET JC, LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and PEYCOM-COMP-001, a company incorporated with limited liability under the laws …
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… was exculpatory. Judge Sherry L. Wilson rendered a comprehensive, well-reasoned oral decision on September 11, … of the officer 's vehicle and contain[ed] audio of him communicating with dispatch" regarding "a hit and run into a … would not have prejudiced defendant" or "changed the outcome of the trial," and "[i]t d[id] not contain exculpatory …
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… in 11-08-033." In the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend that defendant be sentenced to thirty years, with … on the felony murder conviction. The State also agreed to recommend that defendant be sentenced to twelve years, subject … in the Pharmacy case. A plain reading of the plea agreement compels this interpretation. In listing the charges that …
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… drugs and drug paraphernalia in the car's passenger compartment and a firearm in the wheel well of the trunk. … car was parked on the wrong side of the street, facing oncoming traffic, idling in front of a house. At 2:14 p.m., … protest, the passenger, later identified as Ryan Chapman, complied. Officer Kyle then approached Chapman's window. He …
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… professor as well as a co-founder and board member of two companies that operate in the medical resource and … for the United States Food and Drug Administration in the compliance office. Mehta then worked for the District of … to Democrat Cory Booker. A. Plaintiffs filed their initial complaint in January 2021, alleging claims of false light, …
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… Naim Jones's convictions for first-degree conspiracy to commit murder and related weapons possession offenses … and Rashan M. Jackson, with: first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. … "in accordance with a deferential standard," State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014), and are mindful that we …