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… I., ¶ 1, 10. [(Partially raised below)] POINT IV THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN FAILING TO DISMISS TAMPERING … know. However, defendant did not contend he lacked the requisite intent to satisfy the culpability element of murder as … the replayed video segments. Instead, defendant alleges in passing that the prosecutor "denigrate[d] the defense" by …
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… [O]fficer [P]rolonged [T]he [S]top [W]ithout [T]he [R]equisite [R]easonable [S]uspicion [T]o [D]o [S]o. (Raised … in light of the interests at stake." State v. Pitcher, 379 N.J. Super. 308, 314 (App. Div. 2005). The only … nothing had deterred defendant's criminal behavior in the past. Therefore, we conclude that the judge did not abuse …
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… 2 A-1688-19 Defendant James R. Stewart appeals from an order denying his petition for post-conviction relief (PCR) … prior to trial, a video recording allegedly depicting him committing the first of two robberies charged in the … and the money was in the safe. Ibid. When defendant pushed past the attendant "to get to the safe, the attendant …
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… stop of an automobile is based upon a traffic violation committed in his presence"; "that the 1 The rebuttable … anything that might have been going on in the room Boone visited. Instead, believing Boone "was there to either … arrived at nearly the same time. The detective stood by the passenger window and advised Boone that "one reason" he …
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… the park—whom she later identified as defendant—who walked past her, but they did not speak. Defendant 2 United States … Defendant said he was nearby and asked if he could come to the apartment, to which Serena agreed. Serena stated … showed Serena six photographs, one-by-one in sequential order, of individuals matching the description of the …
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… PER CURIAM Defendant Ralph Lemar appeals from a May 1, 2023 order denying his petition for post-conviction relief (PCR) … of first-degree armed robbery, second- degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, third-degree aggravated assault, … He was coming from the driver's side[,] leaning over to the passenger's side[,] trying to get out [of] the car." 1 …
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… cause her death? [DEFENDANT]: Yes. Without making the requisite findings required under Rule 3:9-2, setting forth the … he was doing when he killed the victim." The judge also discredited defendant's supplemental certification in which he … with him in the deliberate, sensitive, careful, compassionate, and thorough manner, that [defendant's] …
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… The police charged J.V. with acts of delinquency which, if committed by an adult, would have constituted attempted … Family Part judge denied the requested bail and entered an order waiving jurisdiction on October 23, 2013. Once in … Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers of New Jersey (Pashman Stein Walder Hayden, attorneys; CJ Griffin, of …
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… Tahoe, which she insured through Progressive Insurance Company. On September 13, 2009, defendant took the SUV, … thorough investigation revealed the fraud before money passed hands. The statute contains no provision stating that … must actually rely on a misrepresentation as a prerequisite for an insurance-fraud conviction. The de minimis …
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… B.P. saw a car pull up and the robber entered the rear passenger side of the vehicle, which then left. B.P. walked … determined that defendant was a person of interest and he compiled photo arrays. The detective and other officers from … 15 A-2854-16T3 Henderson, 208 N.J. at 289); State v. Cherry, 289 N.J. Super. 503, 517 (App. Div. 1995). …
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… for the first time that he was fourteen years old when he committed his crimes. He argues that N.J.S.A. … under Zuber, the motion court ultimately reached the opposite conclusion, issuing an April 20, 2018 oral decision and … a witness, he would say something which might possibly discredit other witnesses and lead to an acquittal." State v. …
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… obtained information from defendant's email account showing communications with a woman in Puyallup, Washington. They … defendant's theories that he acted in self- defense or by passion or provocation. We are therefore convinced that the … under Bruton and, therefore, our holding in Laboy is inapposite. We are also convinced that even assuming the …
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… [O]fficer [P]rolonged [T]he [S]top [W]ithout [T]he [R]equisite [R]easonable [S]uspicion [T]o [D]o [S]o. (Raised … in light of the interests at stake." State v. Pitcher, 379 N.J. Super. 308, 314 (App. Div. 2005). The only … nothing had deterred defendant's criminal behavior in the past. Therefore, we conclude that the judge did not abuse …
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… B.B., a Pennsylvania resident, was sitting in the front passenger seat of her van with the windows down at a rest … had voluntarily and knowingly waived his rights after becoming aware of the charges against him from the detective's … Henderson, 397 N.J. Super. 398 (App. Div. 2009) to be inapposite, as that case was decided almost ten years before the …
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… Rodriguez) (count two); second- degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and 2C:15-1(a)(1) … A-4668-17 surveillance camera captured them on film as they passed by shortly before the robbery. At trial, Rodriguez … Wilson, 135 N.J. at 14. Thus, "any person with the requisite knowledge of the facts represented in the photograph or …
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… two codefendants were arrested minutes after the crime was committed. The vehicle in which they were arrested contained … of counts one (armed robbery), three (burglary), the disorderly persons offense of simple assault as a lesser- … using a turn signal. Defendant was seated in the front passenger seat, codefendant Snyder was in the driver's seat, …
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… 2 A-1688-19 Defendant James R. Stewart appeals from an order denying his petition for post-conviction relief (PCR) … prior to trial, a video recording allegedly depicting him committing the first of two robberies charged in the … and the money was in the safe. Ibid. When defendant pushed past the attendant "to get to the safe, the attendant …
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… behalf at trial. The tenor of his defense was focused on discrediting the evidence presented by the prosecution. Trial … charge, the defendant confessed to investigators from Cherry Hill that he had killed the victim, for which he was … The curative instruction issued by the trial judge here dispassionately explained that it is not uncommon for a person …
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… I., ¶ 1, 10. [(Partially raised below)] POINT IV THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN FAILING TO DISMISS TAMPERING … know. However, defendant did not contend he lacked the requisite intent to satisfy the culpability element of murder as … the replayed video segments. Instead, defendant alleges in passing that the prosecutor "denigrate[d] the defense" by …
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… (indictment two), with: second- degree conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. … agents and $599 in cash" sufficient evidence to reverse an order dismissing a count charging a defendant under N.J.S.A. … Specifically, he points to the 22 A-4210-16T2 following passage from the trial judge's charge: "[I]n the course of …