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… defendant argues: POINT I THE DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO BE FREE FROM UNREASONABLE SEARCHES AND SEIZURES AS GUARANTEED … Laielli observed a running car parked illegally in the opposite direction directly across the street from Huff 's … "lived right there." Laielli advised him to listen to their commands so that they could "figure that out" but the police …
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… a convicted sex offender, was found guilty of failing to comply with court-imposed restrictions on his internet … merits and reply briefs, appellant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE "NO INTERNET" … manner despite potential risks to his physical health, freedom, and reputation. Defendant was not recommended to …
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… time of the offense warranted resentencing under State v. Comer, 249 N.J. 359 (2022); (2) the sentencing court imposed … illegal. Defendant timely appealed, raising the following points: ## POINT I THE MOTION COURT SHOULD HAVE RESENTENCED … five[-]years incarceration at Yardville. This defendant was free on bail awaiting sentence on his drug charge when he …
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… his car. When the officer asked defendant where he was coming from, defendant replied "my house." 3 A-0040-22 … running vehicle, he contended he did not possess the requisite intent to move or operate the car. He further argued … to police[.]" The judge further opined "a finder of fact is free to reject defense counsel's arguments claiming that …
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… terminate the obligation upon proof that the person has not committed an offense within [fifteen] years following … In support, R.H. certified that he had remained offense free since his release, had been married for forty- five … appeal followed. On appeal, the State raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I APPLYING N.J.S.A. …
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… for not calling these two witnesses at trial, he was not free to ignore this claim. See R. 3:22-6(d). He should have … him or to conduct an investigation fatally altered the outcome of the trial. We recognize defendant has not come forward with evidence indicating how the outcome of the …
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… and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey from the complaint with prejudice. The court granted summary judgment … the areas occupied by the TSA, CFM must keep such areas free of debris and respond to calls throughout the day to … time. While the CFM employee who last inspected the subject site before plaintiff fell 9 A-4769-16T1 failed to document …
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… June 27, 2018 2 A-3305-16T3 possession of a handgun while committing a drug-related offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a). … that could be construed as denying his right to move freely. Rodriguez, 172 N.J. at 126. The record shows … he had an objectively reasonable belief that he was not free to ignore Detective Johnson's request to stop. There is …
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… SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON JUDICIAL CONDUCT IN THE MATTER OF MICHAEL J. … In such a way that is meaningful .. _,'' Respondent ·also points out that he told the litigants, "I will devote … in question. Respondent notes that 11 .. ,judges are not free to err on the side of caution;" State v Marshall, 148 …
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… and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey from the complaint with prejudice. The court granted summary judgment … the areas occupied by the TSA, CFM must keep such areas free of debris and respond to calls throughout the day to … time. While the CFM employee who last inspected the subject site before plaintiff fell 9 A-4769-16T1 failed to document …
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… terminate the obligation upon proof that the person has not committed an offense within [fifteen] years following … In support, R.H. certified that he had remained offense free since his release, had been married for forty- five … appeal followed. On appeal, the State raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I APPLYING N.J.S.A. …
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… for not calling these two witnesses at trial, he was not free to ignore this claim. See R. 3:22-6(d). He should have … him or to conduct an investigation fatally altered the outcome of the trial. We recognize defendant has not come forward with evidence indicating how the outcome of the …
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… June 27, 2018 2 A-3305-16T3 possession of a handgun while committing a drug-related offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a). … that could be construed as denying his right to move freely. Rodriguez, 172 N.J. at 126. The record shows … he had an objectively reasonable belief that he was not free to ignore Detective Johnson's request to stop. There is …
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… his car. When the officer asked defendant where he was coming from, defendant replied "my house." 3 A-0040-22 … running vehicle, he contended he did not possess the requisite intent to move or operate the car. He further argued … to police[.]" The judge further opined "a finder of fact is free to reject defense counsel's arguments claiming that …
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… denying their motion to: (1) enlarge the time to file a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs against defendants … days from the publication of a notice once in the official newspaper of the municipality or a newspaper of … or clarification." Borough of Princeton v. Bd. of Chosen Freeholders of Mercer , 169 N.J. 135, 152 (2001) (quoting …
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… (DOC) upholding a hearing officer's finding that he committed prohibited acts *.306, conduct which disrupts or … the language of prohibited act *.306 is vague, and prison officials did not comply "with the due 5 A-4720-18 process … does not expose Reed to either a complete loss of freedom or a curtailment of his liberty beyond the schedule …
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… v. BOROUGH OF SADDLE RIVER and JOY C. CONVERTINI, in her official capacity as Municipal Clerk and Records Custodian … (UBNJ) "to provide deer management services" for one year "commencing with the 2018-2019 deer hunting season." The … by law or executive order . . . adopted the [report's] recommendations." Id. at 339. 5 A-2252-18T3 In addition, …
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… POLICE DEPARTMENT, JAMES ROTUNDO, individually and in his official capacity, CYNTHIA PIRRERA, individually and in her … Protection Act (CEPA), N.J.S.A. 34:19-1 to -8. In his complaint, plaintiff alleged defendants subjected him to … filed baseless disciplinary charges against him, but "never completed [any] disciplinary hearings." Plaintiff further …
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… Zoning Board of Adjustment (Board) and dismissed their complaint with prejudice. We affirm. I. We briefly summarize … February 28, 2019, Peter D. Clifford, the Township's zoning official, denied the application. He noted that plaintiffs' … court should affirm the Board's decision and dismiss the complaint. In April 2020, the judge heard oral argument and …
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… POLICE DEPARTMENT, JAMES ROTUNDO, individually and in his official capacity, CYNTHIA PIRRERA, individually and in her … Protection Act (CEPA), N.J.S.A. 34:19-1 to -8. In his complaint, plaintiff alleged defendants subjected him to … filed baseless disciplinary charges against him, but "never completed [any] disciplinary hearings." Plaintiff further …