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… POINT III THE PROSECUTOR'S SUMMATION WAS REPLETE WITH COMMENTS IMPROPERLY BOLSTERING THE CREDIBILITY AND TESTIMONY … IN EVIDENCE AND EXPRESSIONS OF PERSONAL OPINION, AS WELL AS COMMENTS GROUPING HIMSELF WITH THE JURY AND DENIGRATING … POINT IV THE CUMULATIVE IMPACT OF THE ERRORS DESCRIBED IN POINTS II AND III DENIED [DEFENDANT] DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR …
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… classification as a Tier Two offender under Megan's Law and community notification requirements. M.J.B. is a convicted … three categories of re-offense risk: low (thirty-six points or less), moderate (thirty-seven to seventy-three points), and high (seventy-four points or greater). Ibid. 3 …
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… physical ailments, defendant told Large he was unable to complete the field sobriety tests. Defendant initially … counseled brief on appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT'S … OF TRIAL TESTIMONY ABOUT THE CONSPICUOUSLY HIGH NUMBER OF POINTS ON [DEFENDANT]'S LICENSE WAS PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT …
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… him with a business venture to invest in a new 'production company.'" Id. at 2. Linda signed a contract "guaranteeing … conviction. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED … remaining claims – some of which are reprised on appeal in points II and III – that he was denied the effective …
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… billing data from Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance companies, Judge Joseph P. Donohue issued a warrant … N.J.S.A. 2C:20-4(a), and second-degree conspiracy to commit health care fraud, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1), with all of … the aggravating factors, instead of finding the opposite. The judge applied aggravating factors one and nine, …
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… found no factual basis for it in the record. The judge did comment that the jury could consider Tellado's testimony at … a reasonable doubt, that the interrogating officers have complied with Miranda. State v. Yohnnson, 204 N.J. 43, 59 … statement. However, even if we could conclude the judge committed an error, we would deem it harmless beyond a …
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… Forensic Center for evaluation. At trial, the hospital committing psychiatrist testified that defendant was … his mental illness, and therefore did not satisfy the requisite elements of pathological intoxication. After playing … IMPOSED WAS MANIFESTLY EXCESSIVE. I. We address only two points. Defendant contends that the trial judge's failure to …
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… 2017. Particularly that defendant stalked the victim and committed the charged offenses. The evidence included … commit the offenses or impact his ability to form the requisite culpability. Contrary to his argument, 9 A-4132-18 any … not abuse his discretion by denying the request. III. In Points III and IV, defendant maintains the State failed to …
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… found no factual basis for it in the record. The judge did comment that the jury could consider Tellado's testimony at … a reasonable doubt, that the interrogating officers have complied with Miranda. State v. Yohnnson, 204 N.J. 43, 59 … statement. However, even if we could conclude the judge committed an error, we would deem it harmless beyond a …
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… 2017. Particularly that defendant stalked the victim and committed the charged offenses. The evidence included … commit the offenses or impact his ability to form the requisite culpability. Contrary to his argument, 9 A-4132-18 any … not abuse his discretion by denying the request. III. In Points III and IV, defendant maintains the State failed to …
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… Forensic Center for evaluation. At trial, the hospital committing psychiatrist testified that defendant was … his mental illness, and therefore did not satisfy the requisite elements of pathological intoxication. After playing … IMPOSED WAS MANIFESTLY EXCESSIVE. I. We address only two points. Defendant contends that the trial judge's failure to …
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… billing data from Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance companies, Judge Joseph P. Donohue issued a warrant … N.J.S.A. 2C:20-4(a), and second-degree conspiracy to commit health care fraud, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1), with all of … the aggravating factors, instead of finding the opposite. The judge applied aggravating factors one and nine, …
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… POINT III THE PROSECUTOR'S SUMMATION WAS REPLETE WITH COMMENTS IMPROPERLY BOLSTERING THE CREDIBILITY AND TESTIMONY … IN EVIDENCE AND EXPRESSIONS OF PERSONAL OPINION, AS WELL AS COMMENTS GROUPING HIMSELF WITH THE JURY AND DENIGRATING … POINT IV THE CUMULATIVE IMPACT OF THE ERRORS DESCRIBED IN POINTS II AND III DENIED [DEFENDANT] DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR …
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A-46-24 Sills Cummis & Gross Response to NJEA Amicus Curiae Brief
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… Newark, New Jersey 07102 973-643-7000 pverniero@sillscummis.com mcarucci@sillscummis.com Counsel for Petitioner Rutgers, … IN THIS CASE ................... 7 III. AMICUS’S REMAINING POINTS ARE EQUALLY WITHOUT MERIT … 090230 1 PRELIMINARY STATEMENT At the outset, Rutgers notes points of agreement. Rutgers agrees with amicus curiae the …
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… classification as a Tier Two offender under Megan's Law and community notification requirements. M.J.B. is a convicted … three categories of re-offense risk: low (thirty-six points or less), moderate (thirty-seven to seventy-three points), and high (seventy-four points or greater). Ibid. 3 …
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… physical ailments, defendant told Large he was unable to complete the field sobriety tests. Defendant initially … counseled brief on appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT'S … OF TRIAL TESTIMONY ABOUT THE CONSPICUOUSLY HIGH NUMBER OF POINTS ON [DEFENDANT]'S LICENSE WAS PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT …
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… him with a business venture to invest in a new 'production company.'" Id. at 2. Linda signed a contract "guaranteeing … conviction. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED … remaining claims – some of which are reprised on appeal in points II and III – that he was denied the effective …
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… amounts of drugs to runners to sell to customers. The income from the drugs flowed in the opposite direction up the hierarchy. 4 A-0898-24 The detective … the plea recommendation. Defendant raises the following points in his counseled brief on appeal: POINT I THE TRIAL …
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… and thorough written opinion. We add only the following comments. A jury found defendant guilty of second-degree … about halfway down the block, in the wrong lane, before coming to a stop on the left side of the road. Defendant was … offenses. In exchange for his guilty plea, the State recommended an aggregate eight-year term of incarceration on …
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… and thorough written opinion. We add only the following comments. A jury found defendant guilty of second-degree … about halfway down the block, in the wrong lane, before coming to a stop on the left side of the road. Defendant was … offenses. In exchange for his guilty plea, the State recommended an aggregate eight-year term of incarceration on …