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… and third-degree terroristic threats by threatening to commit a crime of violence and then acting on that threat of … there were people knocking on his door and people were coming out of the woods to get him. Defendant resided in an apartment complex, and police knew there were no woods nearby. Police …
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… Davis was a drug dealer who sold pills to persons who would come to their house. She stated that the night before the … footage he obtained from the Crestbury Apartment complex, which is located across the street from the row … "in accordance with a deferential standard." State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014). "The reviewing court must …
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… a "homicide which would otherwise be murder . . . [that] is committed in the heat of passion resulting from a reasonable … charging him with: (1) first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3(a); (2) … N.J.S.A. 2C:28-6(1); (4) second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:17-1(a)(2); …
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… defendant told Trussell she panicked––"all rationality, all common sense, . . . everything left"––because her son had … and acceptable methods used in the anthropological community in performing his forensic analysis of Daniel … from the perspective of others within a relevant scientific community. The gatekeeper should exclude the proposed expert …
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… and third-degree terroristic threats by threatening to commit a crime of violence and then acting on that threat of … there were people knocking on his door and people were coming out of the woods to get him. Defendant resided in an apartment complex, and police knew there were no woods nearby. Police …
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… aggravated sexual assault, based on allegations that he committed sexual acts against M.G. on three occasions when … The State agreed to dismiss related charges and to recommend defendant be sentenced as if convicted of a second- … hearing, defendant moved to withdraw his guilty plea and to compel production of certain agency records (DYFS). …
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… Davis was a drug dealer who sold pills to persons who would come to their house. She stated that the night before the … footage he obtained from the Crestbury Apartment complex, which is located across the street from the row … "in accordance with a deferential standard." State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014). "The reviewing court must …
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… a "homicide which would otherwise be murder . . . [that] is committed in the heat of passion resulting from a reasonable … charging him with: (1) first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:11-3(a); (2) … N.J.S.A. 2C:28-6(1); (4) second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:17-1(a)(2); …
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… defendant told Trussell she panicked––"all rationality, all common sense, . . . everything left"––because her son had … and acceptable methods used in the anthropological community in performing his forensic analysis of Daniel … from the perspective of others within a relevant scientific community. The gatekeeper should exclude the proposed expert …
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… Conduct (RPC) 4.2, which prohibits a lawyer from communicating with another lawyer’s client about the subject … consent. That ethical prohibition applies to any form of communication with a represented party by the adversary … of a newly established social media platform -- Facebook.com -- were not widely known. In November 2007, Robertelli …
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… The Court considers whether the “Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome” (CSAAS) has a sufficiently reliable … show general acceptance of CSAAS in the relevant scientific community, and concluded that there was consensus only as to … abuse. Expert testimony about CSAAS in general, and its component behaviors other than delayed disclosure, may no …
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… moments after telling the officers that he did not wish to comment on that particular subject. Because defendant did … What happened today about the loaded gun or did that come in play at all? [Defendant]: That came in play a long … moved for a mistrial, contending that the State improperly commented on defendant’s right to remain silent. The trial …
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… including one for a wiretap of, and another for further communications data from, defendant’s cell phone. According … safety and the preservation of evidence as reasons for not complying with the warrant requirement. He did not identify … evidence reveals that the Prosecutor’s Office was able to comply with the dictates of the warrant requirement of our …
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… to AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS, INC.; ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY; HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC., f/k/a ALLIED SIGNAL, … and as successor in interest to THE FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY and FIRESTONE PLASTICS COMPANY, a division of THE … October 6, 2010 – Decided July 15, 2011 Before Judges Fuentes, Gilroy and Ashrafi. On appeal from the Superior …
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… by N.J. to conclude that defendant had a tendency to commit criminal acts. The jury found defendant guilty of … that incident. The assaults of K.M. and N.J. had certain common elements, but when evidence of a prior sexual assault … inadvertently, by a jury as evidence of a propensity to commit criminal acts. Here, the logical relationship between …
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… Nkwuo argued the cause for appellant (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Emeka Nkwuo, of … later identified as defendant, to show his hands and he complied. Defendant came to the landing, and said, "I don't … heard a voice while he was in the shower, which said: "[W]elcome to the side of evil." Dr. Santina concluded that at the …
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… ADMISSIBLE AS EVIDENCE OF THIRD-PARTY GUILT AND THE JUDGE COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN EXCLUDING THEM. POINT II THE … Instruction on Witness Tampering Omitted Any Reference to Accomplice Liability. (Not Raised Below). POINT IV IN THE … MISAPPLICATION OF N.J.R.E. 803 (C) (25) DENIED DEFENDANT A COMPLETE THIRD- PARTY GUILT DEFENSE. POINT II THE TRIAL …
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… v. Fair, 256 N.J. 213 (2024), issued after briefing was completed, defendant's stalking conviction violated the … from a sender identified as Kelvin Kirby at kkirb500@gmail.com. The email's subject line was "[K.Q.] [school name] band … had never previously received a message from kkirb500@gmail.com. L.K. immediately reported the email to a school …
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… appellate review none of the alleged trial errors he now complains of, and none were clearly capable of producing an … would often deny it. The sister once observed defendant become angry because the victim had told defendant's ex-wife … he was deeply in love with defendant, but defendant would become embarrassed when the victim referred to defendant as a …
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… and autopsy photos; (3) permitting the prosecutor's comments in summation, which amounted to misconduct; (4) … Lummistown Road, in Cedarville. The police responded and commenced an investigation. Lieutenant Ronald Keller of the … Keller testified that the victim's body "was dismembered, decomposing, and burned," meaning that "the limbs were cut …