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… alcohol or drugs and was able 4 A-0463-16T3 to understand everything Manns said to him. At trial, H.J. testified he was very drunk and high when he identified defendant and denied … with five years parole ineligibility. A $500 Violent Crimes Compensation Board (V.C.C.B.) fine was also levied as …
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… to put an end to this" and that "he'd take 4 A-3277-16T3 everybody out." He said not to "believe everything you read tomorrow in the newspaper." Linda woke … IN CHARGING THE JURY CONCERNING DEFENDANT'S ATTEMPTING TO COMMIT MURDER WHERE HE DID NOT COMPLETE THE CRIMINAL ACT NOR …
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… vehicle and recovered a knife in the front passenger compartment. At trial, Hurtado identified this knife as the … as he or she gives an opening statement or summation, 'not every deviation from the legal prescriptions governing … does seem out of character for [defendant] based upon everything I read about him[,] . . . [b]ut in balance there's …
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… Union County because one of defendant's trial counsel had become a Superior Court judge in Middlesex County. PCR counsel filed various motions seeking additional discovery and forensic testing. The PCR court denied defendant's … the search warrant of Stohwasser's home indicated the opposite. Defense counsel had this information in the discovery …
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… gay man, appealed from a judgment dismissing his complaint after the first trial in this almost ten-year-old … he did not follow loss prevention procedures after his discovery of a shoplifting incident involving a store employee's … was stealing." Also, the court found their jobs to be "very different" and that the pharmacist's obligation to …
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… and "coherent." At around 11:00 p.m., when M.W. heard "a commotion," she went outside and saw Taylor arguing with … of a duplex where Lusby's mother lived, waiting for the delivery of cigarettes she had paid for when she suddenly felt a … assailant until his picture was shown to her, when the opposite was true. She supplied defendant's nickname, and the …
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… were broken down as follows: first-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1(a)(1), … trial counsel was a certified criminal attorney2 and very experienced. He testified at the PCR evidentiary … -- not credible." He disputed that he had been given discovery on a timely basis, claimed that there were …
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… degree bias intimidation, N.J.S.A. 2C:16-1a, based on committing NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … evidence at trial, defendant said that after the slur, "[e]veryone was laughing." At trial, she denied that she was … 491 (App. Div. 1987) (citation omitted). To this end, "every reasonable inference is to be given to the State." …
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… name. Donnelly described defendant's demeanor as "very excited, but – nervous. His breathing was labored. His … did not know where in Paterson the house that he visited was located. In addition, defendant first said the car … know if it's really Paterson for just a little bit and then comes back, cross over the median over here but I'm gonna …
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… Protection and Permanency (the Division) filed a verified complaint and order to show cause (OTSC) for custody of J.H. … expert in pediatric childcare. The [c]ourt finds her to be very credible. She was prepared to testify; she had great … eye contact; she's intelligent; experienced; she had a very professional demeanor; she gave straight answers; she …
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… September 14, 2018), this court held that "the trial judge committed reversible error when he allowed the State to rely … (1989). However, evidence of motive or intent "require[s] a very strong 11 A-0427-16T1 showing of prejudice to justify … or correctness. To that end, any person with the requisite knowledge of the facts presented in the photograph or …
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… and sixteen); three counts of second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 … All right. So [Juror 4] has a personal matter that she is very concerned about. We got a partial verdict. Now, I … the new deliberating juror must start over at the very beginning of deliberations. Each member of the original …
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… that Kyle's conduct on three distinct occasions "caused a very young child and a medically fragile newborn child to be … to report an active domestic dispute at an apartment complex in the borough where a male individual, later … fragile newborn son." It further found that "[b]oth very young children were, essentially, left home alone for …
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… of first-degree armed robbery and second-degree attempt to commit armed robbery. 2 Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 … because he "has three nephews . . . that have been very involved [with the prosecutor's] office . . . ." The … should not enter into your deliberations in anyway. Does everybody understand that? Now, I'm not talking about the …
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… arrested shortly thereafter and admitted to police that he committed the robbery. The State offered defendant a … if his attorney advised him of all the charges, discovery, evidence, and potential consequences of entering a … even if she told him anything other than there was only a very small chance or that it was not likely he would get …
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… On October 30, 2015, plaintiff filed a class action complaint alleging defendants violated the New Jersey … on August 30, 2017, and, following confirmatory discovery, an amended final class action settlement agreement on … difficulty of the questions involved, and the skill requisite to perform the legal service properly; (2) the …
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… was demonstrated by the intensity and content of their communications, including the exchange of nearly 1300 highly … when he moved to the area from Pennsylvania. Nearly every time he exercised at the 2 Due to the amount of text … nature of the parties' relationship is the pivotal prerequisite to acquiring jurisdiction under the Act, the trial …
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… P.J.A.D. In January 2020, plaintiff W.S. filed this complaint in Gloucester County alleging that defendant Derek … of action did not accrue until "the time of reasonable discovery of the injury and its causal relationship to the act of … accrued in 2016: 1) plaintiff failed to file the requisite notice of claim under the TCA, even though the …
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… medical examiner attributed the victim's cause of death to compression of the neck with a fracture of the larynx. 3 … The court also noted plea counsel was able to negotiate a "very favorable" plea agreement "near the bottom of the range … fails to sustain her burden of demonstrating the requisite prejudice under Strickland's prejudice prong. …
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… class, defendant showed a movie demonstrating facilitated communication (FC), a controversial aid for the severely … not speak words, wore a "diaper," and needed assistance in every area of daily living. He had been adjudicated as … use a communication [aid] while they do so as this can be a very lengthy process. In the United States [FC] has been …