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… petition; an August 24, 2020 motion for reconsideration to compel discovery and reopen his PCR; and a March 29, 2021 … filed an emergent motion before Judge Francis for an order compelling the testimony of the Monmouth County grand jury … were without error. The arguments defendant raises in Points IV through X are presented for the first time on …
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… "or how their testimony may have affected the outcome of the case[.]" The court entered an order dated March … to provide defendant with discovery in a timely manner and communicate with him regarding discovery; claimed … had instructed PCR counsel to assert that: the trial court committed plain error by failing to grant adequate time for …
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… it was operable. She opined further that ten bullets accompanying the gun were "hollow[-]point [bullets]." The … to her guns, casings, and bullets seized during the commission of a crime and she performs various testing in … that they set the atmosphere of calm, unhurried, and studied deliberation that is the hallmark of a fair trial." Id. …
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… In exchange for defendant’s plea, the State agreed to recommend a ten- year prison sentence subject to the No Early … Act (NERA), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. The State also agreed to recommend that the sentence run concurrent with a thirty-year … first prong of the Strickland test, a defendant must overcome a "strong presumption that counsel's conduct falls …
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… The search revealed a black Airsoft pistol in the glove compartment, $930 cash in the center console, and a tactical … appropriate. 6 A-5496-15T1 Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE TRIAL JUDGE'S CHARGE ON … — at no time was there any physical contact between the bodies of the attendant and Maurice. So that there was no …
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… summations of counsel, the municipal court judge rendered a comprehensive bench opinion, making detailed factual and … of the bar and said they laughed about it. He made a comment that she was "still being social" and "guess[ed]" … against these principles, we find defendant's arguments in Points VI, VII, VIII and IX of his brief to be without …
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… weapons, the indictment alleged defendant had, prior to the commission of the charged offenses, been convicted of sexual … unlawful purpose charges included an allegation defendant's commission of the charged offenses also violated N.J.S.A. … State v. Robinson, 200 N.J. 1, 19 (2009). "[T]he points of divergence developed in proceedings before a trial …
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… POINT I THE DEFECTIVE VERDICT SHEET AND THE COURT'S INCOMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS PRECLUDED THE JURY FROM CONVICTING [] … the charged offenses. To support that argument, defendant points to the following statement by the prosecutor during … having no evidence to support that statement. Defendant points to the prosecutor's statement: We know he was …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:15- 1 (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 (count … REDUCED. (Not Raised Below). Flagler raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE BRANCH ERRORS, … . . other considerations, such as economy and judicial expediency, must be weighed" when deciding a severance motion. …
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… However, "[a] deficiency in one of those factors 'may be compensated for, in determining the overall reliability of a … into a search). Likewise, we agree with the judge that communicating by loudspeaker was objectively reasonable and … they again asked defendant to lower his window. Instead of complying, defendant "attempted to conceal himself behind …
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… granting defendants summary judgment on all counts of the complaint other than the eighth count, which alleges the … discriminating against plaintiff in a place of public accommodation based on his national origin. We vacate the … to two parts of the court's order. First, the headings for Points I, II, III, and V pertain solely to the summary …
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… of second- degree possession of a handgun in the course of committing a drug crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (counts nine, … of parole ineligibility. Torres raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE COURT IMPROPERLY … Prosecutor: [I]f you could just describe that area to the ladies and gentlemen of the jury? Det. Lazu: It's a high crime …
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… share parenting time; (2) in determining the parties' incomes for calculating alimony, college expenses for the … CORRECTS ERRORS IN THE DETERMINATION OF THE PARTIES' INCOMES AND THE ALIMONY AMOUNT. POINT III THE TRIAL COURT DID NOT CORRECTLY CALCULATE THE INCOMES OF THE PARTIES WHEN DETERMINING ALIMONY. POINT IV …
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… behind a couch in the living room. Another blood stain encompassed two to three kitchen floor tiles. More blood … JUROR NUMBER [SEVEN] AFTER THAT JUROR WAS INTIMIDATED BY AUDIENCE MEMBERS. 12 A-5915-17 VI. DEFENDANT RECEIVED … AFTER A JUROR WAS THREATENED. Davis raised the following points in his counseled brief: POINT I IT WAS ERROR FOR THE …
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… as a persistent offender. He contends that the trial court committed several errors, some of which are raised for the … a surveillance video as it was shown to the jury and by commenting on screenshot photographs; (3) permitting the … IMPOSED. Defendant raises the following additional points in his reply brief, which we list because they expand …
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… as a persistent offender. He contends that the trial court committed several errors, some of which are raised for the … a surveillance video as it was shown to the jury and by commenting on screenshot photographs; (3) permitting the … IMPOSED. Defendant raises the following additional points in his reply brief, which we list because they expand …
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… However, "[a] deficiency in one of those factors 'may be compensated for, in determining the overall reliability of a … into a search). Likewise, we agree with the judge that communicating by loudspeaker was objectively reasonable and … they again asked defendant to lower his window. Instead of complying, defendant "attempted to conceal himself behind …
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… share parenting time; (2) in determining the parties' incomes for calculating alimony, college expenses for the … CORRECTS ERRORS IN THE DETERMINATION OF THE PARTIES' INCOMES AND THE ALIMONY AMOUNT. POINT III THE TRIAL COURT DID NOT CORRECTLY CALCULATE THE INCOMES OF THE PARTIES WHEN DETERMINING ALIMONY. POINT IV …
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… behind a couch in the living room. Another blood stain encompassed two to three kitchen floor tiles. More blood … JUROR NUMBER [SEVEN] AFTER THAT JUROR WAS INTIMIDATED BY AUDIENCE MEMBERS. 12 A-5915-17 VI. DEFENDANT RECEIVED … AFTER A JUROR WAS THREATENED. Davis raised the following points in his counseled brief: POINT I IT WAS ERROR FOR THE …
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… granting defendants summary judgment on all counts of the complaint other than the eighth count, which alleges the … discriminating against plaintiff in a place of public accommodation based on his national origin. We vacate the … to two parts of the court's order. First, the headings for Points I, II, III, and V pertain solely to the summary …