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… counsel, Dr. Feit filed an answer in which he admitted to pleading guilty to committing a criminal offense, but … "undisputed" that Dr. Feit "knowingly entered into a guilty plea and made sworn admissions that he was guilty of theft … no choice but to rule accordingly on the evidence of this plea. . . . And, despite the fact that his attorney was …
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… sentenced defendant in accordance with the 5 A-0459-16T3 plea to a term of five years of incarceration with one year … to a probationary sentence. As we have explained, in the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a five-year … "may impose the sentence recommended by the State under the plea agreement, [but] it is not required to do so." Ibid. …
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… Act. In addition, the memorandum contained the State's plea offer that if defendant pleaded guilty to the second-degree aggravated assault … that the parties agreed to a bench trial and defendant had plead not guilty by reason of insanity. At the conclusion of …
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… and attend the birth of his child, defendant entered into a plea in which he agreed to attend a drug treatment program. If he violated the terms of the plea agreement, defendant understood he would be … discharged from the program. Based on his violat ion of the plea agreement, defendant was sentenced to serve three years …
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… drugs; and failed to properly advise him that he could plead guilty and preserve the right to appeal the denial of … ineffective because he did not advise defendant he could plead guilty and preserve issues for appeal. The judge … defendant's argument that he did not accept the State's plea offer of four years' imprisonment subject to NERA …
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… FOR FAILING TO PROPERLY INFORM DEFENDANT OF HIS TRUE PLEA NEGOTIATIONS. 7 A-0381-22 18. TRIAL COUNSEL WAS … FAILING TO PROPERLY INFORM TE [SIC] PETITIONER OF IS [SIC] PLEA NEGOTIATIONS IN VIOLATION OF HIS DUE PROCESS UNDER BOTH … were several pretrial conferences on the record discussing plea offers. The judge found defendant "was given many …
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A-0527-20 Briefs
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… Da61-69 Sevon Hill Plea Forms (Ind. No. 19-06-831-I) … 7T – Aug. 2, 2019 (Decision) 8T – Oct. 31, 2019 (Hill’s plea) 9T – Nov. 19, 2019 (Compel Disc’y) 10T – Dec. 16, 2019 … (30T275-16 to 22) Two days later, on October 31, 2019, Hill pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter, N.J.S.A. …
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A-20-24 Appellate Division Brief
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… on remand. 5T refers to April 26, 2021 transcript of plea. 6T refers to July 16, 2021 transcript of sentencing … suppression motion. (4T; 4T18-15 to 23-21; Da33). Plea. On April 26, 2021, defendant pleaded guilty to Count One of the 2 Police recovered a …
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… evidentiary ruling, defendant entered a conditional guilty plea to DWI. The remaining motor vehicle violations were dismissed pursuant to the negotiated plea. Defendant was sentenced to fines and assessments, …
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… replaced by N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(a)(1), and consistent with the plea agreement, was sentenced to a one-year period of … alleged his counsel was ineffective for: not negotiating a plea, failing to conduct an investigation or interview …
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… convictions following a jury trial and subsequent guilty pleas, as well as the imposition of an aggregate … 2C:39-5(d). After trial, defendant entered a guilty plea to third-degree terroristic threats, N.J.S.A. …
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… to the maximum aggregate sentence permissible under the plea agreement: eighteen years with an eighty-five percent … No Early Release Act [(NERA)], N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. Prior to pleading guilty, defendant moved to suppress the results of … excessive. He was sentenced in December 2014, after pleading guilty to two counts of first-degree aggravated …
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… go to trial rather than accept a lesser sentence through a plea. 4 A-2175-19 The PCR court issued an order requiring … WAS [DENIED] THE EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL DURING PLEA NEGOTIATIONS. POINT II THE DEFENDANT’S MOTION FOR POST- …
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… THE PROCEDURAL BAR 1 Defendant was sentenced pursuant to plea agreements as follows: 1. A two-year probationary term … the person, N.J.S.A. 2C:20-2; 2C:20-3 (09-09-1071A). He pleaded guilty to a violation of probation in January 2014 … what he terms "the material collateral consequences" of his plea agreements: that his New Jersey convictions could be …
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… well as numerous drug-related charges. In exchange for his plea of guilty to aggravated manslaughter, all other charges … seeking a ten-year sentence, the minimum under the plea agreement. Although acknowledging defendant's prior …
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… to forfeit his position as a police officer as part of his plea. He tendered his resignation on September 29, 1999 and … that Zajkowski was removed for cause following his guilty plea to theft. He also acknowledges he received written …
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… The girlfriend testified against defendant as part of her plea agreement. Defendant was sentenced to sixty-six and … because his lawyer failed to: 1) communicate the State's plea offer; 2) present key witnesses on behalf of defendant …
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… context of showing prejudice after having entered a guilty plea, a defendant must prove 'that there is a reasonable … the argument his attorney's misinformation caused him to plead guilty. Even if defendant had raised this issue in his … does not present evidence to support his claim that plea counsel failed to explain the differences between …
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… defendant argued that when he entered his 1984 plea, he was an unrepresented juvenile, and was not advised … delay in seeking to vacate his thirty-one-year-old plea would prejudice the State because it would have to …
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… on February 27, 2015. In accordance with defendant's plea agreement, at sentencing, the Law Division judge … in 2013. Id. at 128. On August 13, 2013, the defendant pleaded guilty to the New Jersey charges, and the court … in this case and the federal charges to which [defendant] pleaded guilty were based on conduct against the same …