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… to plead to the robbery or weapons offenses [he] did not commit," his attorney "just continually told [him] to plead … pending [trial,]" during which time his attorney "did not come to see [him] in the jail," and "refused to discuss … to raise any of the issues he now complains of. He also was free to not sign the plea deal. Instead, he confirmed under …
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… arguments and affirm both orders under review. I. We commence our review with a discussion of the relevant legal principles, which are common to both appeals. Where, as here, the trial court does … (App. Div. 2011) (recognizing that an appellate court is "free to affirm the trial court's decision on grounds …
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… four); two separate counts of first- degree conspiracy to commit kidnapping and robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (counts five … does not contain that notice of motion. 8 A-0227-18T4 accompanying documents[,]" and did not find "any merit" to his … such a sentence. Recognizing that "there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit …
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… Jenssy,2 with two counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. … three, nine, and eleven); second-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) … deliberations in order to maintain the secrecy that ensures free communication and independence in the jury room. State …
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… guilty of murder and robbery, he pled guilty to offenses committed in March 1984, when Espino and two other persons … [Ibid.] "Parole for a conviction imposed on offenses committed before August 18, 1997, 'is governed by the … such as his "recent program participation" and "infraction free status" since the last panel decision. Espino also …
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… they arrived, defendant insisted that S.D. and her brother come inside. Defendant knocked on the door and another man … and that he had "chosen not to be [there] on his own free will." During trial, defense counsel argued S.D.'s … pled guilty to bail jumping in exchange for the State's recommendation of a maximum of three years imprisonment …
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… would make the other children watch. In November 2005, Kate complained at school that defendant slapped Sara in the back … in the side and was not afraid to go home. The caseworker recommended family counseling. On Mother's Day in 2007, … State v. Spivey, 179 N.J. 229, 236 (2004). A jury is "free to believe or disbelieve a witness's testimony." State …
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… when it found that the Father had harmed Una by failing to complete a psychosexual evaluation. B. The trial court erred … for about six weeks. During that time, the Division filed a complaint for custody, which the court granted, noting … offering Una the chance for permanency that she deserves by freeing her for adoption. Under N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a), the …
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… their motion to vacate the final judgment and dismiss the complaint. We affirm in part, vacate in part, and remand … to plaintiff's standing. I. According to the foreclosure complaint, on December 6, 2005, defendants executed a … only with great frugality and in none but a clear case free of doubt") (quoting R. 2:10-5, Tomaino v. Burman, 364 …
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… who elects to take advantage of the employer's offer, to come to the facility in person to pick up from the … credits she earned. In addition, the employee must come to the facility in person to pick up from a particular … fee payment offer were optional. It is true that Hyman was free to find and pay for continuing education training at an …
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… Cooper, school principal, emailed plaintiff regarding complaints from parents of children in plaintiff's class. … as well as the public's strong interest in a discrimination-free workplace." Meade, 249 N.J. at 328 (internal quotation … right, particularly the First Amendment right of freedom of speech." Grexa v. State, Dept. of Hum. Servs., …
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… Count V (negligent care of landlord's property) of their complaint.2 Defendant also appeals, challenging a February … affirm both orders. 2 The first two counts of plaintiffs' complaint, seeking damages for breach of contract and breach … defendant's prior written consent, which defendant was free to withhold in his "sole option and discretion." While …
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… daycare reported Wyland and Wanda were severely delayed in communication. The children suffer from severe asthma. They … – and defendant called none, Judge Grimbergen rendered a comprehensive opinion terminating Roy's parental rights. Our … N.J. 591, 599 (1986). However, "the right of parents to be free from governmental intrusion is not absolute." A.W., 103 …
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… third-degree offenses for sentencing purposes, and to recommend concurrent four-year flat sentences on counts one … sentence on count five. Defendant would be required to comply with Megan's Law and be placed on Parole Supervision … would like to state that I am writing this letter on my own free will, no one is forcing me. The purpose of this letter …
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… by yelling "No, fuck you." All of them ignored his command.2 Devlin remained outside the residence and waited … that "defendant should have been aware that his right to freely move had been restricted at this point." The court … to provide [credentials]," leaving an officer free to conduct a credentials search while the motorist is …
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… the allegations that he possessed child pornography on his computer, and that some of that pornography was available for download by other users of a peer-to-peer computer network. The events leading to the indictment … of all of the witnesses, including Singley. Each juror was free to determine whether Singley's description of a …
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… watch, he saw a zipper sealed bag sticking out of a second compartment beneath the first compartment of the car's console. The officer tugged the … to open the trunk. Once that occurred, the trooper was free to act on the basis of what his senses revealed. [Id. …
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… Bar) and Darrell Remlinger (Remlinger) and dismissing her complaint against defendants alleging violations of the New … night per month at Iron Bar. In February 2017, plaintiff complained to Monllor about Remlinger using the alternate … 1999)). Employees are "not entitled to a perfect workplace, free of annoyances and colleagues [they find] disagreeable." …
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… the trial does not support the court 's finding defendant committed a predicate act of domestic violence under N.J.S.A. 2C:25-19(a), we reverse. In her complaint seeking a temporary restraining order under the … see also D.M.R. v. M.K.G., 4 We do not suggest M.Y. is free to resume delivery of packages to plaintiff or to …
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… to [Molz] and 40% to [Mitchell], recognizing a premarital component to the airplane[] but significant improvements … lawyers and litigants to "be permitted to speak and write freely without the restraint of fear of an ensuing … in applying the privilege because lawyers "must be free to pursue the best course charted for their clients …