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… physician, board certified in obstetrics and gynecology. He completed his residency in A-0120-12T1 3 1995, and from 2000 … he happened upon the BME consent decree while on the BME website. Shortly thereafter, Dr. Horn received a copy of an … and instituted a policy of insisting on receiving an official radiology report before even seeing a patient in …
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… to whether the defendant’s arrest photo closely resembled a composite sketch of the defendant should not have been … did not , in its view, amount to plain error. The State points out that Detective Quesada’s few references to … “[c]ourts evaluating whether a law enforcement official may offer a lay opinion on identification also …
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… count of second-degree possession of a firearm during the commission of certain crimes; and one count of second-degree … flow 22 A-0937-19 of information to law enforcement officials." Ibid. (quoting Grodjesk v. Faghani, 104 N.J. 89, … the merits of the claim on appeal. See id. at 19 ("[T]he points of divergence developed in proceedings before a trial …
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… of conviction to reflect that first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1), … contents of Hakim's cell phone, officers retrieved the cell site data for 6106, the number listed as M.M. Notably, in … for 5084. Thereafter, Riddick, Martin, and Williams were officially considered suspects. Officers eventually located …
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… And Is Substantially Lower At The Age That Defendant Will Complete A 5 A-3269-22 Midrange Sentence, The Goal Of … and applicable legal principles. We reject each of the points raised and affirm. I. On September 26, 2019, a Bergen … 19, 2023, Matthew was charged by complaint-warrant with official misconduct and tampering with evidence for conduct …
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… (count four); second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a)1 (count … now appeals from his convictions, raising the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT … [was] voluntary and not [the] product of any coercion or official misconduct." We begin our analysis with the …
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… twice. His defense at trial was that he lacked the requisite state of mind for murder because he never intended to … WITNESS AS TO AN UNCONTESTED PRIOR PROFESSIONAL ERROR COMMITTED BY THAT EXPERT. 1 The first trial ended in a … 448, 458-59 (App. Div. 2001) (holding that the pendency of official misconduct charges relating to an arresting …
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… THE CRIME AT ISSUE, NOT THE ABSENCE OF DURESS, AS A PREREQUISITE TO A CONVICTION. (Not Raised Below) POINT II THE TRIAL … THAT CASE: THE REPEATED USE OF "AND/OR" LANGUAGE IN THE ACCOMPLICE- LIABILITY JURY INSTRUCTION COULD HAVE EASILY LED … Mark Chai, a retired former fire investigator and fire official for the City of Elizabeth, was called as an expert …
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… THE DEFENDANT. (Not raised below) POINT VI THE PROSECUTOR'S COMMENTS DURING SUMMATION ON THE DEFENDANT'S FAILURE TO … the police.") (citation omitted). There is no evidence of "official animus toward [defendant] or [] a conscious effort … reviewed the record, we conclude the arguments raised in Points V, VI, and VII of defendant's brief lack sufficient …
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… imprisonment and parole ineligibility terms for persons who committed certain offenses while armed with a firearm. The … were ordered to start walking and not turn around. They complied with the robbers' command. When he arrived at work, … provided he [or she] was acting under color of his [or her] official authority . . . and announces his [or her] …
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… Sims, Jr. appeals from his conviction by jury of having committed attempted murder and violating weapons offenses, … fifty-year sentence. On appeal, he argues the following points: 2 Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966). 3 … self- incrimination, A.G.D. requires law enforcement officials to make a simple declaratory statement at the …
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… his property. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED … SAID PERMIT. ACCORDINGLY, HIS CONVICTION FOR FAILING TO COMPLY WITH A FACIALLY UNCONSTITUTIONAL PERMITTING PROCESS … in a criminal prosecution and being forced to "answer official questions put to [the individual] in any other …
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… physician, board certified in obstetrics and gynecology. He completed his residency in A-0120-12T1 3 1995, and from 2000 … he happened upon the BME consent decree while on the BME website. Shortly thereafter, Dr. Horn received a copy of an … and instituted a policy of insisting on receiving an official radiology report before even seeing a patient in …
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… imprisonment and parole ineligibility terms for persons who committed certain offenses while armed with a firearm. The … were ordered to start walking and not turn around. They complied with the robbers' command. When he arrived at work, … provided he [or she] was acting under color of his [or her] official authority . . . and announces his [or her] …
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… Sims, Jr. appeals from his conviction by jury of having committed attempted murder and violating weapons offenses, … fifty-year sentence. On appeal, he argues the following points: 2 Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966). 3 … self- incrimination, A.G.D. requires law enforcement officials to make a simple declaratory statement at the …
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… THE DEFENDANT. (Not raised below) POINT VI THE PROSECUTOR'S COMMENTS DURING SUMMATION ON THE DEFENDANT'S FAILURE TO … the police.") (citation omitted). There is no evidence of "official animus toward [defendant] or [] a conscious effort … reviewed the record, we conclude the arguments raised in Points V, VI, and VII of defendant's brief lack sufficient …
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… THE CRIME AT ISSUE, NOT THE ABSENCE OF DURESS, AS A PREREQUISITE TO A CONVICTION. (Not Raised Below) POINT II THE TRIAL … THAT CASE: THE REPEATED USE OF "AND/OR" LANGUAGE IN THE ACCOMPLICE- LIABILITY JURY INSTRUCTION COULD HAVE EASILY LED … Mark Chai, a retired former fire investigator and fire official for the City of Elizabeth, was called as an expert …
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… to whether the defendant’s arrest photo closely resembled a composite sketch of the defendant should not have been … did not , in its view, amount to plain error. The State points out that Detective Quesada’s few references to … “[c]ourts evaluating whether a law enforcement official may offer a lay opinion on identification also …
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… (count four); second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a)1 (count … now appeals from his convictions, raising the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT … [was] voluntary and not [the] product of any coercion or official misconduct." We begin our analysis with the …
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… twice. His defense at trial was that he lacked the requisite state of mind for murder because he never intended to … WITNESS AS TO AN UNCONTESTED PRIOR PROFESSIONAL ERROR COMMITTED BY THAT EXPERT. 1 The first trial ended in a … 448, 458-59 (App. Div. 2001) (holding that the pendency of official misconduct charges relating to an arresting …