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… of an incident in which there was only one victim, David Compton, who was killed by a single gunshot wound to his … PERMITTED THE JURY TO CONVICT ON BOTH OFFENSES. THE REQUISITE MENTAL STATES ARE IRRECONCILABLE AND THERE IS NO … was putting pressure on his cheek at that time. The dispatcher asked whether this was a family member, and defendant …
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… of her home. Detective John Steet of the State Police accompanied him. The detectives arrived at Brown’s apartment, … Brown’s home without a warrant and identified the warrantless entry as a clear violation of established precedent. … apartment, without a warrant and without her consent, in order to secure the premises while awaiting the issuance of …
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… and saw him running. D.C. then turned and ran in the opposite direction from defendant, toward his own home. When he … purpose of the interrogation is to establish or prove past events potentially relevant to later criminal … (App. Div.), certif. denied, 182 N.J. 148 (2004); State v. Scherzer, 301 N.J. Super. 363, 445 (App. Div.), certif. …
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… supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, and ordered to comply with the restrictions and supervision of Megan's Law, … in defendant's truck. After defendant dropped off another passenger, C.M. went to move from the middle to the front … where he was soon joined by his wife and daughter. C.M. visited defendant and his family in Oregon, but did not …
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… the final jury charge. The jury found defendant guilty of passion/provocation manslaughter, as well as third-degree … moments after telling the officers that he did not wish to comment on that particular subject. Because defendant did … hands and head and blood “spots” on his shirt. The officers ordered defendant out of his vehicle and noticed blood on …
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… defendant, who received the ticket in South Carolina and visited relatives in Florida, defendant’s trial counsel did … additional testimony would not have altered the trial’s outcome. The Appellate Division affirmed in an unpublished … oral argument of defendant’s PCR petition, the PCR court ordered an evidentiary hearing, confined to the question …
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… v. Reginald Roach (A-129-11) (068874) [NOTE: This is a companion case to State v. Julie L. Michaels, also filed … machine where it travels through a capillary tube and past a laser that reads the length of the DNA fragments. The … her duties at the State Lab, discussing the lab’s accreditation, explaining the basic principles of DNA …
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… v. Julie L. Michaels (A-69-12) (072106) [NOTE: This is a companion case to State v. Reginald Roach, also filed … line and struck an oncoming car. The car’s driver and passenger were severely injured, and the passenger later … every analyst involved in a testing process must testify in order to admit a forensic report into evidence and satisfy …
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… row house, was abandoned or that defendants were trespassers, justifying a warrantless search of the house. On … if they were trespassers; they would not have the requisite possessory or proprietary interest in the property to … a small item to the buyer. The trooper also observed, coming from 815 Line Street, a third unknown black male who …
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… then "warned" Walia not to "call the police," or he would "come back and kill [him]." Walia testified that before … of a handgun sticking out from it" located on the rear passenger seat of the Mercedes. A subsequent search of the … Doubt, And, Consequently, This Court Must Reverse And Order [Defendant's] Acquittal 16 A-4557-18 POINT III IN THE …
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… Kay Lord argued the cause for the appellant. Jennifer B. Paszkiewicz, Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for … BEING DEPRIVED OF A FAIR TRIAL.[1] POINT II THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT WHEN HE MADE EGREGIOUS COMMENTS DURING … said his daughter, who was not in the VFW that night, visited him in the hospital and told him she thought she knew …
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… admitting expert testimony regarding the effectiveness of archery equipment, by admitting hearsay pertaining to the 1 … jury sua sponte as to: (1) the lesser-included offense of passion/provocation manslaughter, (2) the self-defense … are triggered by different material elements and prerequisites, serve different purposes, and produce markedly …
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… Sims, Jr. appeals from his conviction by jury of having committed attempted murder and violating weapons offenses, … outside and found the victim partially hanging out of the passenger side of his vehicle and bleeding profusely. She … (quoting State v. Miller, 76 N.J. 392, 402 (1978)). In order to make a knowing and intelligent waiver of the right …
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… about his A-5254-17T1 3 impeccable reputation in the community. Following the verdict, defendant was sentenced to … she had "accused [him] of something happening in the past and she didn't want anything to do with [him] anymore." … leading to violence, and . . . purported to analyze and discredit [defendant's] testimony." Ibid. When applying the …
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… the robbery, was a critical prosecution witness. The outcome of the trial hinged to a large extent on her testimony … the court deemed the Henderson system variables inapposite, the court limited defense counsel's ability to elicit … to view a line of county jail inmates who paraded past her as she sat in the hallway outside a courtroom. We …
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… v. JOHNSON & JOHNSON, JOHNSON & JOHNSON CONSUMER COMPANIES, INC., IMERYS TALC AMERICA f/k/a LUZENAC AMERICA, … agent and development of a specific disease, researchers then consider whether that 'reflects a true … Tube, and Primary Peritoneal Cancer Prevention," at the website of the National Cancer Institute (NCI) provided an …
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… twenty––third-degree possession of child pornography––and recommended defendant's plea sentence run concurrent to his … federal constitutions forbid the legislative branch from passing 'ex post facto' laws." State v. Natale, 184 N.J. … v. Bethune, 121 N.J. 137, 147-48 (1990)). 17 A-0852-18 "In order to qualify as fresh[]complaint evidence, the victim's …
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… trial, defendant agreed to stipulate that he had a prior disorderly persons conviction involving domestic violence, thus … meet with "a male that [the officers] kn[e]w from the community." The two men went into the house on Bond Street. … whether the trial court was obligated to charge the jury on passion/provocation manslaughter, in conjunction with …
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… appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Passaic County, Indictment No. 15-05-0385. Margaret Ruth … became mentally alert, oriented, and able to follow commands. Defendant could not recall anything about the … David Ware from the Passaic County Prosecutor's Office visited defendant at St. Joseph's and asked for his consent to …
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… man was carrying a shotgun. A police artist drew composite sketches of the suspects based on her descriptions, but … the room rented by the defendant; and what her consent encompassed"; and 14 A-2891-17T1 • failure to cite "exigent … version rang true. Obviously, the prosecutor sought to discredit defendant's belated story. In that regard, he was …