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… a life term for the murder of his girlfriend. The crime was committed during the summer of 1983. He was tried, convicted, and sentenced in 1984, and completed the court-imposed thirty-year period of parole … on three supposedly negative circumstances: (1) Berta was "committed to incarceration for multiple offenses"; (2) he …
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… NEPTUNE, NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT, MICHAEL J. BASCOM, in an individual and official capacity, and JAMES M. … D. McCarthy argued the cause for respondents Michael J. Bascom and James M. Hunt (Schenck, Price, Smith & King, LLP, … not a non-disclosure provision. Defendants Michael J. Bascom, the former Police Director for Neptune Township, and …
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… sentenced to life in prison. He appeals his convictions, primarily arguing that certain disputed DNA evidence was … and FST are not generally accepted in the scientific community. We agree, and because the error in admitting the … and its DNA Subcommittee, which reviews validation studies and laboratory procedures, to be part of the relevant …
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… DIVISION A-1035-20 2 order (FERPO) that would have compelled D.L.B. to surrender her firearms. The State … See Response of the Supreme Court Criminal Practice Committee to Proposed Rule 3:5B "Extreme Risk Protective Orders" 1 (May 28, 2019) (Committee Report) (noting that the law was "designed to …
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… about his A-5254-17T1 3 impeccable reputation in the community. Following the verdict, defendant was sentenced to an aggregate term of twenty-four years' imprisonment, community supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4,2 and … A-5254-17T1 9 produced eight character witnesses consisting primarily of family members who testified on his behalf. …
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… twenty––third-degree possession of child pornography––and recommended defendant's plea sentence run concurrent to his … III THE STATE'S CASE WAS BOLSTERED BY IMPROPER "FRESH[]COMPLAINT" TESTIMONY THAT RELATED TO UNCHARGED CONDUCT AND … increase the punishment, nor change the 8 A-0852-18 ingredients of the offence or the ultimate facts necessary to …
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… meet with "a male that [the officers] kn[e]w from the community." The two men went into the house on Bond Street. … searched 230 3rd Street, . . . in the City of Elizabeth. Ladies and gentlemen, the parties also agree that on June … preliminary instruction to the jury: So let me tell you, ladies and gentlemen, a few things. The parties in this case . …
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… of first-degree robbery and second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery. Defendant appeals from the judgment of … N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery and theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, 2C:15-1, 2C:20-3 … that a grand jury may return an indictment even if based primarily on hearsay. State v. Vasky, 218 N.J. Super. 487, …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY KATHI F. … CBT by virtue of the application of 15 U.S.C. § 381, more commonly known as Public Law 86-272 (“P.L. 86-272”), which prohibits the imposition of a state tax on income on a corporation engaged in interstate commerce which …
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… Court. In this appeal, the Court considers whether crimes committed by a defendant while under the age of eighteen may … Strikes Law ignores the constitutional constraints embodied in Miller v. Alabama, 567 U.S. 460 (2012), and State v. … of the federal and state constitutional protections embodied in Miller and Zuber, and their application to this …
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… the seller, not the buyer” and that “[t]he title company does not represent either the seller or the buyer.” … “[t]he seller has an interest to sell property in an expedient manner and liquidate their interest,” and “[p]otential … the circumstances “in a common-sense way which will protect primarily the interest of the public and not hamper or …
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… designed to provide medical assistance to persons whose income and resources are insufficient to meet the costs of … in the program, and in return, participating states comply with requirements imposed by the federal statutes and … groups. The line between mandatory and optional coverage is primarily drawn in § 1396a(a): mandatory coverage is …
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… were after her. She also reported auditory hallucinations commanding self-harm. Officers transported T.E. to the … that T.E. be immediately scheduled with him upon “decompensation.” In a separate assessment later in November … dated October 1, 2014, Martinez stated that T.E. had been compliant during her sessions and with her medication and …
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… incident related to the County’s selection of workers’ compensation counsel in 2014. Plaintiff testified that, … County’s contract with Ballard Spahr was not the result of competitive bidding and was “non-fair” and “non-open.” … the trial court. As a matter of law, plaintiff presented no prima facie evidence of a causal nexus between her comments …
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… to whether the defendant’s arrest photo closely resembled a composite sketch of the defendant should not have been … he observed . . . and it was helpful to the jury’s full comprehension of the facts in question.” Id. at 202. … that they “[l]ost sight of a black male wearing a black hoodie.” He also testified that the suspect dropped a shopping …
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… to the credibility issue raised by Bey’s failure to come forward in support of Gideon’s alibi until roughly five … home. The Appellate Division found that Gideon presented a prima facie ineffective assistance claim and remanded for an … counsel plays a crucial role in the adversarial system embodied in the Sixth Amendment, since access to counsel’s skill …
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… Amendment to the United States Constitution or New Jersey’s common law or statutory protections against … use them. Lowery also told the detectives that he regularly communicated with Andrews using the FaceTime application on … their cellphones. Lowery claimed that during one of those communications, Andrews told him to “get rid of” his …
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… or of low moral character, but rather to demonstrate who committed the acts at issue. The Rape Shield Law does not … represents sufficient evidence that another person may have committed the crime for which defendant was on trial. (pp. … leading questions, and in imposing a sentence. 18 The ACLU primarily supports defendant’s argument that DeAngelis’s …
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… to waive them. Because A.A.’s inadmissible statements comprised a substantial part of the proofs against him, a … 15-16) 4. Juveniles receive heightened protections when it comes to custodial interrogations for obvious reasons. … to this appeal. Presha took note of the State’s shift primarily from rehabilitation of juvenile offenders to an …
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… housing need that arose for persons in low- and moderate-income households formed during the sixteen-plus years since … and eliminated the FHA’s exhaustion-of-administrative-remedies requirement. In re N.J.A.C. 5:96 & 5:97 (Mount Laurel … and eliminated the FHA’s exhaustion-of- administrative-remedies requirement. Id. at 5–6, 16–17. In its stead, we …