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… second-degree financial facilitation of criminal activity (money laundering), N.J.S.A. 2C:21- 3 A-3811-15T2 25. The jury … in connection with defendants' suppression motion, police ultimately uncovered over $140,000 in cash hidden in Kemar's … also conceded that he left Jamaica at age nine and had only visited there infrequently in the twenty-six years since. He …
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… second-degree financial facilitation of criminal activity (money laundering), N.J.S.A. 2C:21- 3 A-3811-15T2 25. The jury … in connection with defendants' suppression motion, police ultimately uncovered over $140,000 in cash hidden in Kemar's … also conceded that he left Jamaica at age nine and had only visited there infrequently in the twenty-six years since. He …
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… cause for appellant/cross- respondent (Ronan, Tuzzio & Giannone, PA, attorneys; J. Elliott Stolz and Alexander S. … afterward, Dr. John Park, the managing member of Parko, visited the building and observed debris on the ground, … would be decided by way of appraisal. The appraisers ultimately agreed that Parko suffered $497,000 in damages. …
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… cause for appellant/cross- respondent (Ronan, Tuzzio & Giannone, PA, attorneys; J. Elliott Stolz and Alexander S. … afterward, Dr. John Park, the managing member of Parko, visited the building and observed debris on the ground, … would be decided by way of appraisal. The appraisers ultimately agreed that Parko suffered $497,000 in damages. …
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… (A-1043-22) October 17, 2023 – Decided January 9, 2024 Before Judges Haas and Puglisi. On appeal from the Superior … 2005. The assailant grabbed her in a bear hug, and placed one hand near her neck as though he had a knife. He forced … for a second rape, which he could not possibly have committed because he was in jail. Defendant believed that …
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… (A-1043-22) October 17, 2023 – Decided January 9, 2024 Before Judges Haas and Puglisi. On appeal from the Superior … 2005. The assailant grabbed her in a bear hug, and placed one hand near her neck as though he had a knife. He forced … for a second rape, which he could not possibly have committed because he was in jail. Defendant believed that …
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… Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Joseph J. Maccarone, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). Joseph E. … and convincing evidence, we are constrained to remand for compliance with the notice requirements of the Indian Child … children." The Division arranged for her to have supervised visitation with the children. Many of the reports from those …
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… Assistant Attorney General, of counsel; Joseph J. Maccarone, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). Joseph E. … and convincing evidence, we are constrained to remand for compliance with the notice requirements of the Indian Child … children." The Division arranged for her to have supervised visitation with the children. Many of the reports from those …
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… that his psychiatric problems would cause him to harm someone. Dr. Gabriel noted the Division had referred defendant … evaluation of defendant.6 Defendant reported missing visitation time with his daughter due to illness and a lost … to address the problems we have described at length here. Ultimately, these efforts proved to be futile. Defendant …
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… that his psychiatric problems would cause him to harm someone. Dr. Gabriel noted the Division had referred defendant … evaluation of defendant.6 Defendant reported missing visitation time with his daughter due to illness and a lost … to address the problems we have described at length here. Ultimately, these efforts proved to be futile. Defendant …
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… Submitted January 25, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Simonelli and Gooden Brown. On appeal from the Superior Court … to dismiss the remaining counts. In addition, the State recommended that defendant serve 364 days in the county jail, … that he was interviewed off the record and asked to join "Team America", has surfaced for the first time four years …
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… Submitted January 25, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Simonelli and Gooden Brown. On appeal from the Superior Court … to dismiss the remaining counts. In addition, the State recommended that defendant serve 364 days in the county jail, … that he was interviewed off the record and asked to join "Team America", has surfaced for the first time four years …
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… S. Goldenberg, of counsel and on the brief). George C. Jones argued the cause for intervenor- respondent PJM Power … intent, we affirm. I. Significant ZEC subsidy costs are ultimately passed on to consumers; thus, the New Jersey … and review process. The Board created an Eligibility Team (ET) to evaluate and rank the applications based upon …
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… S. Goldenberg, of counsel and on the brief). George C. Jones argued the cause for intervenor- respondent PJM Power … intent, we affirm. I. Significant ZEC subsidy costs are ultimately passed on to consumers; thus, the New Jersey … and review process. The Board created an Eligibility Team (ET) to evaluate and rank the applications based upon …
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… perpetrator to Officer Steven McShaffry. Officer McShaffry communicated the perpetrator's description over his police … if G.B. could identify him. G.B. and A.D. heard someone over Officer Nano's radio indicate that police had … "had some conceivable effect on the outcome." Id. at 693. Ultimately, "[a]n error by counsel, even if professionally …
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… perpetrator to Officer Steven McShaffry. Officer McShaffry communicated the perpetrator's description over his police … if G.B. could identify him. G.B. and A.D. heard someone over Officer Nano's radio indicate that police had … "had some conceivable effect on the outcome." Id. at 693. Ultimately, "[a]n error by counsel, even if professionally …
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… Const., Art. 1, Par. 7. POINT II: THE AGGREGATE [THIRTY-ONE]-YEAR SENTENCE WITH [EIGHTEEN] YEARS OF PAROLE … two children had been staying in Room 108, which defendant visited daily and paid for. Room 108 was on the first floor … activity, if the prosecution can show that 'the information ultimately or inevitably would have been discovered by …
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… Const., Art. 1, Par. 7. POINT II: THE AGGREGATE [THIRTY-ONE]-YEAR SENTENCE WITH [EIGHTEEN] YEARS OF PAROLE … two children had been staying in Room 108, which defendant visited daily and paid for. Room 108 was on the first floor … activity, if the prosecution can show that 'the information ultimately or inevitably would have been discovered by …
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… you should understand that consent of the victim can be a complete defense to a criminal charge only under certain limited circumstances which I will describe for you. First, you should know that consent in the law has … negated or made it impossible for the State to prove any one of these elements. For example: … (Here discuss factual …
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… beyond a reasonable doubt that he/she is the person who committed the alleged offense. The burden of proving the … to show that the crime, if committed, was committed by someone else, or to prove the identity of that other person. You … procedure, it should be afforded no weight. The ultimate question of the reliability of both the in-court …