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… known to the parties, we need not describe the background comprehensively. The following concise summary will suffice … These notices were published on the DEP and I-Bank websites, as well as emailed to lists of borrowers, including … by offering somewhat less advantageous loan terms in order to continue financing numerous sewerage improvement …
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… at the scene and activated his body camera. Klein was accompanied by Chief John Pelura and Investigator Jonathan … the officers wanted to get into the house." A memorializing order was entered. The Trial Defendant was tried before a … case to "fill in gaps in the records to supply the requisite proofs required of the State under constitutional …
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… Officer Pittius continued to smell a strong odor of alcohol coming from the rear passenger seat where defendant was sitting. Once at the … facts, reasonably warrant' the suspicion." State v. Pitcher, 379 N.J. Super. 308, 315 (App. Div. 2005) (quoting …
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… SHAIN, Petitioner-Appellant, v. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, TEACHERS' PENSION AND ANNUITY FUND, Respondent-Respondent. … However, both Drs. Cook and Furman ruled out MS. Shain's past medical history also included longstanding hearing … was consistent with that of her expert," the ALJ posited that the "case turn[ed] on the credibility of the …
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… his rights and confessing after he has been given the requisite Miranda warnings"). Defendant argues the judge "applied … Rule 3:28-6(d), permits a post-guilty-plea appeal from an order denying entry into a pre-trial intervention program … or rejection of an application to enter PTI. Subpart (e) accomplishes two goals. It specifically advises a defendant …
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… 97 N.J. at 208); see N.J.R.E. 702. Matters "within the competence of the jury" are for the collective wisdom of the … based upon it should not stand, even under the plain or harmless error standards, unless there is "overwhelming … charge, State v. Bailey, 231 N.J. 474, 484 (2018). In order to ameliorate that prejudice in certain persons …
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… The Discretionary Parole Bar Without Making The Requisite Findings, And Therefore, Resentencing Is Required. … vacate his guilty pleas. That being said, for the sake of completeness, we conclude the record does not support his … police enter. After reserving decision, the court issued an order and a written decision denying the motion to …
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… learned that Vega had been selling the heroin of another competing supplier out of the house. In late December 2013, … construed Thompson's reference to "Pep's house" to encompass hearsay assertions by other people, that hypothetical … which we concluded the State had failed to prove the requisite "connectiveness" between the people involved in selling …
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… Police Had Neither Reasonable Suspicion to Justify Ordering Her to Get Out of Her Car Nor Probable Cause to … turned into the southbound lane, placing her head-on with oncoming traffic. Another vehicle flashed its high beams to … eyes, breath, and demeanor" did not provide the requisite reasonable suspicion of intoxication to request that …
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… who arrived on the scene immediately after defendant's commission of the robbery, testified at trial. The victim … defendant's possession of counterfeit money does not pass the Cofield 9 A-1499-18T2 test for admissibility as other crimes evidence. In order to establish that the evidence meets the Cofield test …
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… defendant to a seven-year term of imprisonment and ordered $82,488.22 in restitution. Defendant raises the … FAILED TO REFLECT THE DEFENSE THEORY THAT [DEFENDANT] ONLY COMMITTED A THIRD-DEGREE THEFT, AND INCORRECTLY SUGGESTED … defendant was listed as an instructor on the gym’s website, Diamond said that was "for marketing," as defendant …
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… that P.N. had been touching her inappropriately. Nevertheless, P.N. continued residing as a boarder in defendant's … that P.N. had touched her in ways that made her feel uncomfortable. Nancy also told 2 We use the same fictitious … 12 A-4068-18T3 fondling . . . . Consequently, in order to give any real effect to the child victim hearsay …
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… purchase for "ten folds of heroin." After further communications, the Division decided that Detective Michael … Metz then pulled over and McPartland entered the front passenger side of his undercover vehicle. 4 A-5409-17T1 Once … him. The court denied the motion in an August 24, 2017 order, and in its accompanying oral decision found that "the …
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… WITH THE MODEL CHARGES, THAT THE IDENTITY OF THE PERSON WHO COMMITTED THE CRIME IS AN ELEMENT OF THE OFFENSE WHICH THE … Detective Metz pulled over and McPartland entered the front passenger side of his undercover vehicle. Once in the … of crimes, resulting in misidentifications, and ordered an amplified, comprehensive jury charge. Id. at …
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… appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Passaic County, Indictment No. 10-11-1174. Joseph E. … ADMISSION OF EXPERT TESTIMONY AS TO CHILD SEXUAL [ABUSE] ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME REQUIRES THE VACATION OF DEFENDANT'S … of producing an unjust result .'" (quoting R. 2:10-2)). In order to properly answer the question, "[t]he error[s] must …
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… appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Passaic County, Indictment No. 15-12-0194. Joseph E. … found that he understood the risks he was taking and was competent to represent himself. At trial, however, defendant … then opined that defendant "possesse[d] the requisite factual and procedural understanding of the court …
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… A jury convicted defendant of five crimes and a disorderly persons offense: second-degree unlawful possession … persons resisting arrest, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2(a)(1), as a lesser included offense of third-degree resisting arrest. … to stop and get out of the vehicle. Defendant did not comply, and an officer reached into the vehicle and placed …
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… I. In 2003, Cicalese became subject to Megan's Law and community supervision for life as part of his sentence for … to find out where Cicalese went. Two parole officers visited Cicalese's old Pennsauken address, where the landlord … Under Rule 2:10-1, a defendant must move for a new trial in order to contend on appeal that a jury verdict was against …
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… should about the charges, creating "an inference that [he] committed [the crimes] . . . ." He also claimed he … POSSESS GUNS AND DRUGS ON UNSPECIFIED DATES IN THE PAST COULD NOT BE USED AS PROPENSITY EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THE … offenses and potential sentences, the judge should have revisited the issue seventeen months later, on September 15, …
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… children had been staying in Room 108, which defendant visited daily and paid for. Room 108 was on the first floor … and a .357 Magnum Herman Weihrauch revolver, during the commission of a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) and … investigatory procedures would have been pursued in order to complete the investigation of the case; (2) under …