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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 …
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… numbness that became "stabbing sharp pains." Dr. Vega recommended physical therapy. On July 25, 2012, plaintiff saw … 391, 404-05 (App. Div. 2012), and that "'there was no spasm present.'" Blanks v. Murphy, 268 N.J. Super. 152, … not cite N.J.R.E. 803(c)(7) or attempt to meet its prerequisites. In any event, in denying defendants' motion for a new …
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… and what the parties termed a lesser included disorderly persons offense of simple assault. When the court asked counsel for comments on the proposed jury instructions, defense counsel … to K.A.’s report. A DCPP caseworker, Jacqueline Alvarez, visited defendant’s home and conducted interviews with the …
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… that the occupants were a man and a woman and let them pass. Sergeant Horan testified that as he continued on, a … and Myers was in the rear passenger-side seat. The dispatcher advised Horan that the vehicle had been reported … the denial of the motion to suppress, resulting in opposite Appellate Division outcomes. In Myers’s appeal, an …
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… that the occupants were a man and a woman and let them pass. Sergeant Horan testified that as he continued on, a … and Myers was in the rear passenger-side seat. The dispatcher advised Horan that the vehicle had been reported … the denial of the motion to suppress, resulting in opposite Appellate Division outcomes. In Myers’s appeal, an …
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… the defendant’s arrest photo closely resembled a composite sketch of the defendant should not have been allowed … was significant enough that Detective Quesada’s passing references to defendant as “the defendant” do not … in comparing the sneakers. Indeed, the jury was free to discredit Detective Quesada’s testimony and find that the …
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… to six incidents: (1) the June 24, 2010 armed robbery of a Cherry Hill resident in his home, where the victim was left … and that certain sentences arising from crimes committed in the same criminal episodes should run … “suggested that the jury would only reach the issue of passion/provocation if it found the defendant guilty of …
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… waited at the restaurant a silver Chevrolet Malibu slowly passed the chicken shack, as captured by the restaurant’s … followed in a black Cadillac. He also asked the jury to discredit her testimony because “she [didn’t] see all the … into evidence and the prosecutor’s remarks were fair comment on the evidence. During deliberations, the jury sent …
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… she found embarrassing. A close friend of Bonnie’s mother visited the family apartment and found defendant lying on top … her mother that defendant had “been raping [her] for the past year and a half.” Bonnie made a statement to the … be unusually achieving and popular, eager to please both teachers and peers.” Ibid. The spectrum of accommodation, thus, …
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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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… 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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… the presumption.” [Ibid. (quoting Pantasote Co. v. City of Passaic, 100 N.J. 408, 413 (1985)(citations omitted)).] The … presented to determine if either party has met the requisite burden of proof. B. Highest and Best Use In determining … supply and demand characteristics of alternative uses. See, Cherry Hill, Inc. v. Township of Chery Hill, 7 N.J. Tax 120, …
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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 …