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… first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1); conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3(a)(1); … but said she was nearby. Mosquera was told he was free to leave following the initial statement, and Mosquera … found Mosquera's second statement to be credible, made free of duress. Mosquera was clearly familiar with …
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… excessive speeds. Defendant contends numerous errors were committed during the trial and in the imposition of a … the patrol vehicle and that her subsequent statements were free and voluntary and not rendered coercive or unreasonable … and a matter that defense counsel would therefore be free to argue to the jury in support of the duress defense. …
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… victim in the head during a drug transaction, a murder he committed when he was sixteen years old. After merger, the … found to be "trustworthy and reliable in that it was given freely and voluntarily without compelling influences." Id. … made by appellant that was "given voluntarily and of free will" could not be admitted in the prosecution's …
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… as to more recent evaluations. We thus confine our extended comments to Jim's contention that he has a constitutional … believed that self-representation was a basic right of a free people." Faretta, supra, 422 U.S. at 830 n.39, 95 S. … he had the wherewithal to do so. The court stated he was free to hire new counsel, but the case would proceed without …
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… police custody. The first motion judge heard testimony at a combined hearing on both motions, and by order dated January … It was undisputed that defendant was in custody and not free to leave. NFT Detective John Rodriguez then asked … defendant and his mother of defendant's rights; and, free from coercion, and informed that the questioning …
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… PURPOSE MUST BE REVERSED BECAUSE ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCOMPANYING CHARGES ERASED THE INDENTIFICATION OF THE … is appropriate under the circumstances. There should be no free crimes here and running a concurrent sentence would essentially give [defendant] a free crime committed against [K.N.], so a consecutive …
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… PURPOSE MUST BE REVERSED BECAUSE ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCOMPANYING CHARGES ERASED THE INDENTIFICATION OF THE … is appropriate under the circumstances. There should be no free crimes here and running a concurrent sentence would essentially give [defendant] a free crime committed against [K.N.], so a consecutive …
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… located on the 1 Because defendant and the victim shared a common surname, we refer to the victim by her first name, … no error allowing this testimony, which the jury was free to accept or reject. Defendant next argues Michalik's … consideration of Michalik's testimony, which the jury was free to accept or reject. Defendant also contends Ragasa's …
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… SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT IN THE MATTER OF MICHAEL J. … in question. Respondent notes that 11 .. ,judges are not free to err on the side of caution;" State v Marshall, 148 … the case, does anybody have any questions or concerns? Feel free. I want everybody to feel comfortable with what I do or …
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… I'm not from up here so if I'd be released, she can come get me. I wanted to inform her, let her know where I … State Constitution guarantee individuals the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures." State v. … that a person in defendant's shoes would not have felt free to refuse. The Camey Court stressed that "[f]lagrancy …
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… constitutional question arising from the execution of a communications data warrant (CDW) that authorized the … and State Constitutions than the right of the people to be free from unreasonable searches of their homes." State v. … of a [person] to retreat into [their] own home and there be free from unreasonable governmental intrusion. '" Ibid. …
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… We consequently order a new trial. For the sake of completeness, we reject defendant's separate argument that … and there 26 A-0931-20 was no restraint placed on his freedom; (4) defendant had previous interactions with law … told he was not under arrest, nor was he told that he was free to leave. The judge thereby concluded that the …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … execution was even more rushed and didn’t allow for her to freely and knowingly understand or appreciate 2 Although the … under no compulsion of the type or to the degree that might free her from the promises contained in the cohabitation …
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… But they may not use deadly force if they can retreat with complete safety. The castle doctrine provides an exception … sex. Defendant testified that Anderson later broke free and, along with Fletcher, attacked him again, stabbed … last time.” Not long after, Anderson began to cut himself free and later hit defendant over the head with the lid of …
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… videos of suspected 4 A-0024-23 child pornography from a computer" associated with defendant's IP address.1 After … to avoid any conflict with the constitutional right to free speech.'" State v. B.A., 458 N.J. Super. 391, 407 (App. … provides "Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech." U.S. Const. amend. I; Janus v. Am. Fed'n …
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… of large capacity ammunition magazines. Defendant committed the assault and endangering crimes against his … Those provisions "guarantee individuals the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures." State v. … and State Constitutions than the right of the people to be free from unreasonable searches of their homes." State v. …
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… crime of bias intimidation if he … [CHOOSE APPLICABLE] … commits, attempts to commit, conspires with another to … in the evidence support any inference; you are always free to draw, or to reject, any inference. If you decide to … in the evidence support any inference; you are always free to draw, or to reject, any inference. If you decide to …
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… crime of bias intimidation if he … [CHOOSE APPLICABLE] … commits, attempts to commit, conspires with another to … in the evidence support any inference; you are always free to draw, or to reject, any inference. If you decide to … in the evidence support any inference; you are always free to draw, or to reject, any inference. If you decide to …
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… Agreement" (2004 Agreement) 1 Biomet, Inc., EBI's parent company, was previously dismissed from the proceedings. … the fact that the language of a contract appears to be free from ambiguity does not preclude admission of evidence … agreement is integrated and the "contract on its face is free from ambiguity," extrinsic evidence is nonetheless …
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… a full-time employee, Nissim, MHS's President, agreed to accommodate D'Agostino's pre-existing commitments as a … an employment contract, "employers or employees have been free to terminate the employment relationship with or … the right to pursue one's business, calling, or occupation, free from undue influence or molestation. Not only does the …