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… purpose, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4(a). Defendant entered a guilty plea as to robbery and unlawful possession of a weapon. In return for defendant's guilty plea, the State agreed to dismiss the possession of a weapon … factors and sentenced defendant in accordance with the plea. On the robbery charge, defendant was sentenced to …
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… of sixteen years' imprisonment, subject to NERA. At his plea allocution, defendant admitted that armed with a … the trial court sentenced defendant consistent with the plea agreement and assessed appropriate fines and penalties. … claimed his trial counsel informed him prior to his pleading guilty that he would receive jail credits from …
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… 2C:5-1 and 2C:11-3(a)(1), defendant Archibald Tomlinson pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery of a store in … N.J. 42, 58 (1987). A defendant who has entered a guilty plea must satisfy the second prong by establishing "a … be employed." We note defendant swore under oath during the plea colloquy that trial counsel had answered all his …
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… 2C:39-7(b), (the firearms counts). Under a negotiated plea agreement, defendant agreed to plead guilty in exchange for a recommended aggregate … Defense counsel asked the court to deviate from one of the plea agreement's 3 A-0279-20 recommendations; namely, that …
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… degree charges. His attorney diligently negotiated a plea bargain that called for a guilty plea to two first-degree sexual assaults, with the State … less than the State's recommendation under the terms of the plea. Under these circumstances, it would be reasonable for …
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… summarize the pertinent facts. Defendant testified at his plea colloquy that he entered a Wawa convenience store, … his understanding of the terms and conditions of the plea bargain. THE COURT: [Y]ou've entered into a plea agreement calling for a [twenty]-year sentence of which …
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… before trial, defendant pled guilty to both charges. The plea form set forth there was no sentencing recommendation … not been made promises other than those mentioned on the plea form. Defendant was sentenced in 2014. The sentencing … proof there was any such agreement. Defendant agreed in the plea form and on the record at his plea that no promises …
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… purpose, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4(a). Defendant entered a guilty plea as to robbery and unlawful possession of a weapon. In return for defendant's guilty plea, the State agreed to dismiss the possession of a weapon … factors and sentenced defendant in accordance with the plea. On the robbery charge, defendant was sentenced to …
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… of sixteen years' imprisonment, subject to NERA. At his plea allocution, defendant admitted that armed with a … the trial court sentenced defendant consistent with the plea agreement and assessed appropriate fines and penalties. … claimed his trial counsel informed him prior to his pleading guilty that he would receive jail credits from …
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… 2C:5-1 and 2C:11-3(a)(1), defendant Archibald Tomlinson pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery of a store in … N.J. 42, 58 (1987). A defendant who has entered a guilty plea must satisfy the second prong by establishing "a … be employed." We note defendant swore under oath during the plea colloquy that trial counsel had answered all his …
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… conference for the initial indictment, defendant rejected a plea offer with a maximum sentence that the court … spent in pre- trial incarceration. Defendant rejected the plea offer because he did not wish to be deported. After … THE COURT LED MR. CALDERON TO BELIEVE HE COULD RECEIVE AT PLEA CUTOFF CONSTITUTES A VIOLATION OF MR. CALDERON'S RIGHT …
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… a consent order withdrawing defendant’s earlier guilty plea because defendant contends he was under duress at the … which the motion judge denied after an evidentiary hearing. Plea negotiations ensued. Defendant agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and possession …
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… imposed on defendant A.F.1 after she entered a guilty plea to seven offenses arising from a motor vehicle crash … of both radius bones . . . ." The State offered A.F. a plea agreement in which it would recommend six years of … into the program. She neither accepted nor rejected the plea offer, as admission to drug court would have rendered …
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… an earlier DWI proceeding and entered an uncounseled guilty plea or went to trial without counsel. 120 N.J. 1, 16-17 … to bar the use of his allegedly uncounseled 1994 DWI guilty plea to enhance any custodial sentence in the pending DWI … that he was indigent at the time of his 1994 DWI guilty plea, that he appeared in the Piscataway Municipal Court …
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… conference for the initial indictment, defendant rejected a plea offer with a maximum sentence that the court … spent in pre- trial incarceration. Defendant rejected the plea offer because he did not wish to be deported. After … THE COURT LED MR. CALDERON TO BELIEVE HE COULD RECEIVE AT PLEA CUTOFF CONSTITUTES A VIOLATION OF MR. CALDERON'S RIGHT …
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… a consent order withdrawing defendant’s earlier guilty plea because defendant contends he was under duress at the … which the motion judge denied after an evidentiary hearing. Plea negotiations ensued. Defendant agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and possession …
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… imposed on defendant A.F.1 after she entered a guilty plea to seven offenses arising from a motor vehicle crash … of both radius bones . . . ." The State offered A.F. a plea agreement in which it would recommend six years of … into the program. She neither accepted nor rejected the plea offer, as admission to drug court would have rendered …
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… proposition that "[n]otice is effective as of the date of mailing . . . so that even if it is not actually received by … period has run[,] it is in compliance with the Act if mailed within that period."2 She asserts that because service by mail can result in a defendant receiving notice after the …
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… proposition that "[n]otice is effective as of the date of mailing . . . so that even if it is not actually received by … period has run[,] it is in compliance with the Act if mailed within that period."2 She asserts that because service by mail can result in a defendant receiving notice after the …
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… a supplemental brief. Defendant's principal arguments were plea counsel failed to advise him of the deportation consequences of pleading guilty, investigate the case, and utilize an … argued counsel's ineffectiveness improperly induced him to plead guilty and, thus, he should be permitted to withdraw …