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… 2 A-2861-23 Defendant, Shakeysha L. Pruitt, appeals from an order denying her second petition for post-conviction relief … three, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) (risk that defendant will commit another offense); and nine, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(9) … like "likely" and "could have," and thus lacked the requisite definitiveness to affect the aggravating and mitigating …
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… feet apart, and limited the number of customers that could come inside the store at any given time. Tronlone testified … to do whatever is necessary and reasonable in order to remain employed.'" Brady, 152 N.J. at 214 (quoting … Rev., 299 N.J. Super. 671, 674 (App. Div. 1997) (citing Fischer v. Bd. of Rev., 123 N.J. Super. 263, 266 (App. Div. …
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… amounts to be paid on certain dates for unpaid rent and past due sewer charges. At the time, defendant owed … reiterated defendant breached the Agreement by failing to comply with its provisions of payment of past due amounts … If defendant did not pay the required sums by the requisite date, then they were in breach of the Agreement. In the …
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… assigned "for a while." Lawrence was advised an inmate "was coming to [her]" for processing. The inmate was … but she . . . refus[ed.] . . . So[,] . . . the sergeant order[ed] [the officers] to go in and remove her clothes." … some injuries sustained during ordinary work effort will pass muster and others will not." Ibid. Lawrence's …
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… CURIAM Defendant Hakeem Maloney appeals from a June 7, 2024 order, accompanied by a cogent written decision, denying his petition … testify or remain silent was [his] decision to make, regardless of [his] attorney's advice." Rather, when defendant …
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… and three other individuals confronted him. Defendant ordered that Espinal give him twenty dollars. Espinal … Suddenly, defendant grabbed Espinal around his neck and commanded another individual to “cut” Espinal. Defendant’s … within the police department via email. A sergeant, who had past interactions with defendant, identified one of the …
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… search. A SERT member explained he 4 A-0155-22 was the breacher, responsible for "facilitat[ing] the opening" of the … medical marijuana for medical purposes under the Compassionate Use Act of 1996, Cal. Health & Safety Code § … a medical marijuana patient on the California cannabis website. Furthermore, defendant was a resident of New Jersey, …
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… Cortes appeals from a September 22, 2022 Law Division order denying his petition for post-conviction relief (PCR) … for the reasons set forth in Judge Thomas J. Buck's comprehensive written opinion. I. Defendant was charged with … to withdraw hearing that: (1) defendant lacked the requisite "manifest indifference to human life" necessary to …
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… ruin her whole future. He responded that he would have to "pass [her] out so he could have sex with [her]." She … her. After several more rounds of defendant leaving and coming back, he told her he was going to let her go. He … Id. at 333. The child quickly happened upon a school teacher, who reported her as "composed and not in any …
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… parole. Defendant was twenty-one years old at the time he committed this crime and did not have any prior involvement … 15, 20, 30 seconds. It could be 45 seconds. But it's on the order of seconds to maybe a minute or so. If you release … wake back up again. It's only if the pressure is sustained past the point 16 A-4978-17 of the brain being irreversibly …
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… appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Passaic County, Indictment No. 13-03-0272. Alan Dexter … conclusions that there was no expectation of privacy in the common area of the storage facility and that defendant was … invulnerable to prying eyes." Id. at 204. If the opposite were true, "[A]rticle I, [P]aragraph 7 would protect …
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… during an in limine motion hearing, the trial court revisited its ruling, considered new evidence in the form of a … saw a black man dressed similarly to defendant, who walked past a closed business two or three miles away from where he … the police were "harassing the guy real badly." The dispatcher confirmed the caller's location and the call terminated …
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… Through his counsel, he contends that (1) the prosecutor's comments throughout the trial constituted misconduct … when it failed to charge the lesser included offense of passion/provocation manslaughter; (4) the court erred when … remarks were withdrawn promptly; and (3) whether the court ordered the remarks stricken from the record and instructed …
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… In exchange for the guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of eight years in prison, subject to the … to search it. Defendant complied with their request for the passcode to unlock the phone and access its stored data.4 4 … to be credible witnesses. The court specifically accredited the LTPD detective's testimony that his personal …
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… and three other individuals confronted him. Defendant ordered that Espinal give him twenty dollars. Espinal … Suddenly, defendant grabbed Espinal around his neck and commanded another individual to “cut” Espinal. Defendant’s … within the police department via email. A sergeant, who had past interactions with defendant, identified one of the …
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… appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Passaic County, Indictment No. 13-03-0272. Alan Dexter … conclusions that there was no expectation of privacy in the common area of the storage facility and that defendant was … invulnerable to prying eyes." Id. at 204. If the opposite were true, "[A]rticle I, [P]aragraph 7 would protect …
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… ruin her whole future. He responded that he would have to "pass [her] out so he could have sex with [her]." She … her. After several more rounds of defendant leaving and coming back, he told her he was going to let her go. He … Id. at 333. The child quickly happened upon a school teacher, who reported her as "composed and not in any …
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… Through his counsel, he contends that (1) the prosecutor's comments throughout the trial constituted misconduct … when it failed to charge the lesser included offense of passion/provocation manslaughter; (4) the court erred when … remarks were withdrawn promptly; and (3) whether the court ordered the remarks stricken from the record and instructed …
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… parole. Defendant was twenty-one years old at the time he committed this crime and did not have any prior involvement … 15, 20, 30 seconds. It could be 45 seconds. But it's on the order of seconds to maybe a minute or so. If you release … wake back up again. It's only if the pressure is sustained past the point 16 A-4978-17 of the brain being irreversibly …
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… during an in limine motion hearing, the trial court revisited its ruling, considered new evidence in the form of a … saw a black man dressed similarly to defendant, who walked past a closed business two or three miles away from where he … the police were "harassing the guy real badly." The dispatcher confirmed the caller's location and the call terminated …