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… OF AGGRAVATING AND MITIGATING FACTORS WERE NOT BASED ON "COMPETENT, REASONABLY CREDIBLE EVIDENCE," STATE v. CASE, 220 … the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges and recommend a thirty-year sentence without parole eligibility on … not successful, would essential[ly] be giving [defendant] a free crime." With regard to counts one and two, the judge …
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… we affirm. I. A. Police charged defendant in a June 6, 2016 Complaint-Warrant (the first complaint-warrant) with … The court certainly did not tell defendant that he would be free pending sentencing if he pled guilty. In summary, the … counter and the camera is located back there and the camera points outward to the door/cash register area. And at some …
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… OF AGGRAVATING AND MITIGATING FACTORS WERE NOT BASED ON "COMPETENT, REASONABLY CREDIBLE EVIDENCE," STATE v. CASE, 220 … the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges and recommend a thirty-year sentence without parole eligibility on … not successful, would essential[ly] be giving [defendant] a free crime." With regard to counts one and two, the judge …
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… Plaintiff, a sophisticated businessman familiar with both complex legal matters and legal documents, became embroiled … In re LiVolsi, 85 N.J. 576, 585 (1981)). "[A]n attorney's freedom to contract with a client is [thus] subject to the … make informed decisions regarding the representation." He points out that Della Croce explained nothing. He insists …
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… we affirm. I. A. Police charged defendant in a June 6, 2016 Complaint-Warrant (the first complaint-warrant) with … The court certainly did not tell defendant that he would be free pending sentencing if he pled guilty. In summary, the … counter and the camera is located back there and the camera points outward to the door/cash register area. And at some …
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… with five years parole ineligibility. A $500 Violent Crimes Compensation Board (V.C.C.B.) fine was also levied as … followed. Through counsel, defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I BECAUSE THE IDENTIFICATIONS OF MR. … infer D.H. was lying on the stand. Moreover, the jury was free to infer how fast defendant was driving because the …
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… he made to the police following the seizure of two computers found in his bedroom pursuant to a search warrant. … peer file-sharing networks allow users with specific free 1 Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436, 86 S. Ct. 1602, 16 … on all counts charged. The issues defendant raises in Points I, II, III, and VI relating to the admission at trial …
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… he made to the police following the seizure of two computers found in his bedroom pursuant to a search warrant. … peer file-sharing networks allow users with specific free 1 Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436, 86 S. Ct. 1602, 16 … on all counts charged. The issues defendant raises in Points I, II, III, and VI relating to the admission at trial …
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… with five years parole ineligibility. A $500 Violent Crimes Compensation Board (V.C.C.B.) fine was also levied as … followed. Through counsel, defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I BECAUSE THE IDENTIFICATIONS OF MR. … infer D.H. was lying on the stand. Moreover, the jury was free to infer how fast defendant was driving because the …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ESSEX … dispossess APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION February 27, 2020 COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS 2 non-payment action because the new … in this case. Plaintiff's case is dismissed. Plaintiff is free to seek recompense for its damages, if any, from any …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ESSEX … action because the new property owner did not strictly comply with the notice requirements of the statute. This … in this case. Plaintiff’s case is dismissed. Plaintiff is free to seek recompense for its damages, if any, from any …
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… rights. The facts are fully set forth in Judge Axelrad's comprehensive oral opinion, and need not be repeated here. 1 … was allowed supervised visitation with the children, but visited only for the first couple of months of their lives. … by the trial testimony. Defendant never managed to get free of her drug and mental health problems so as to provide …
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… appeals from the September 12, 2022 order dismissing its complaint seeking a judgment of NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT … of the property, 203 Market, LLC ("203 Market"), filed the complaint in this action seeking a judgment of possession … leased for residential purposes, . . . except 1 We are "free to affirm the trial court's decision on grounds …
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… a Union County indictment with second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … Caraballo and an unidentified juvenile. The three agreed to commit an armed robbery and drove around in Caraballo's car … Release Act (NERA), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. Defense counsel was free to argue for a five-year NERA term at sentencing. On …
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… pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70(d)(3), as well as for final site plan approval. Intervenor Village of Ridgefield Park, … denying plaintiff 's application. Plaintiff filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs, challenging the … to install a fourteen-feet wide and forty-eight-feet high1 free-standing billboard, which would be positioned on a pole …
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… it would review the order if plaintiff successfully completed an inpatient treatment program. On July 22, 2016, … matter would be scheduled when plaintiff submitted the requisite documentation.5 In his instant appeal, plaintiff argues … for more liberal supervised visitation and, in so doing, is free to impose restrictions on plaintiff, such as random …
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… 1 "An 'open plea' [is] one that d[oes] not include a recommendation from the State nor a prior indication from the … to turn the car off and toss the keys outside. Defendant complied. Officer William Agar, Jr. directed Bossick to get … approached by a police officer would not reasonably feel free to leave, even though the encounter falls short of a …
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… and he positively identified defendant as the man who committed the armed robbery. Defendant was subsequently … remaining charges. The plea deal required the State to recommend to the trial judge that defendant be sentenced to an … June 12, 2013, acknowledged that he was exercising his own free will to plead guilty and that he understood he was …
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… the terms of the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a sentence not to exceed twenty years in prison, … defendant admitted that on November 12, 2013, while committing a theft at the YMCA in Vineland, he used a stun … obtaining his high school diploma, and remaining infraction free while incarcerated, mitigating factors eight, nine, and …
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… for the reasons stated in Judge John M. Deitch's comprehensive and well-reasoned written opinion issued on … a reasonable person were to believe he was not free to leave." Id. at 387-88. An investigative detention, … warrant the limited intrusion upon the individual's freedom." Ibid. (alterations in original) (quoting Davis, …