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… [him]," and were necessary to provide the jury with a complete understanding of D.B.'s prior inconsistent … the court had previously excluded this evidence), and to support the defense theory that defendant would not have … our opinion. ## A. First, we reject the arguments raised in points one through four of defendant's self-represented …
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… witness i[f Arthur] takes the witness stand and gives a complete account of all interviews that he had both with the … defendant's first attorney was relieved, defendant's trial commenced. The trial testimony revealed that defendant, his … a related error in the proceedings to ensure it is remedied at defendant's retrial. 19 A-3791-14T4 IV Defendant …
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… EXPERT OPINION ON CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE 4 A-1977-16T3 ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME. (Not Raised Below). POINT V THE COURT … a friend of the family who worked with Omar, would come to Ida's home in the morning to babysit her and her … subject of expert testimony. We find continued scientific support for only one aspect of the theory — delayed …
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… TO TAILOR HIS SUMMATION TO THE JURY CHARGE KNOWN TO BE FORTHCOMING AND IN FAILING TO REQUEST A SEPARATE JURY CHARGE … legal standards, we affirm the PCR judge’s decision as to Points I and II for the reasons set forth in his written … to the trial court, defendant's affidavit in support of PCR provides: I wanted to testify at trial to …
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… observed wearing. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL JUDGE … N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) ("risk that . . . defendant will commit another offense"); six, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6) … issue arises based on a lawyer's self-interest, a sturdier factual predicate must be evident than when a case …
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… drive after drinking, are responsible, you are at risk to commit another offense." Judge Borkowski emphasized that … reckless endangering [of] others[.]" Therefore, the facts supported aggravating factor one, which the judge afforded … her 2001 conditional discharge for marijuana possession—and points out that possession of marijuana is now legal in New …
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… Treakle appeals, contending primarily that the trial court committed plain error by omitting an identification charge … Shirazi in hot pursuit. Defendant was carrying a green hoodie, but after the officers stopped and exited the car, he … the misidentification theory, defense counsel made three points. First, Shirazi failed to identify anyone in the …
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… drive after drinking, are responsible, you are at risk to commit another offense." Judge Borkowski emphasized that … reckless endangering [of] others[.]" Therefore, the facts supported aggravating factor one, which the judge afforded … her 2001 conditional discharge for marijuana possession—and points out that possession of marijuana is now legal in New …
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… observed wearing. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL JUDGE … N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) ("risk that . . . defendant will commit another offense"); six, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6) … issue arises based on a lawyer's self-interest, a sturdier factual predicate must be evident than when a case …
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… EXPERT OPINION ON CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE 4 A-1977-16T3 ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME. (Not Raised Below). POINT V THE COURT … a friend of the family who worked with Omar, would come to Ida's home in the morning to babysit her and her … subject of expert testimony. We find continued scientific support for only one aspect of the theory — delayed …
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… TO TAILOR HIS SUMMATION TO THE JURY CHARGE KNOWN TO BE FORTHCOMING AND IN FAILING TO REQUEST A SEPARATE JURY CHARGE … legal standards, we affirm the PCR judge’s decision as to Points I and II for the reasons set forth in his written … to the trial court, defendant's affidavit in support of PCR provides: I wanted to testify at trial to …
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… witness i[f Arthur] takes the witness stand and gives a complete account of all interviews that he had both with the … defendant's first attorney was relieved, defendant's trial commenced. The trial testimony revealed that defendant, his … a related error in the proceedings to ensure it is remedied at defendant's retrial. 19 A-3791-14T4 IV Defendant …
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… Treakle appeals, contending primarily that the trial court committed plain error by omitting an identification charge … Shirazi in hot pursuit. Defendant was carrying a green hoodie, but after the officers stopped and exited the car, he … the misidentification theory, defense counsel made three points. First, Shirazi failed to identify anyone in the …
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A-6-25 State's Combined Response to Amicus Briefs
Briefs
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… J.A.D. Hon. Lorraine M. Augostini, J.A.D. STATE’S COMBINED RESPONSE TO AMICUS BRIEFS JENNIFER DAVENPORT ACTING … has more underlying evidence, including black box studies … and blind proficiency tests, than most forensic … rate. (IPb2-4). The State does not dispute those basic points— at the trial in this very case, the State’s expert …
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… the car police chased was not his, and would provide support for his claim that his car was inoperable, and he … right to free association by the court's consideration of a comment at sentencing regarding defendant's alleged … of trial and appellate counsel in the following four points: POINT ONE DEFENDANT WAS DENIED EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE …
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… she had previously purchased. Before the transaction was completed, a uniformed security officer entered the store. … with this court. In her brief, she presents the following points for our consideration:2 POINT I THERE IS NOT … 2 Within defendant's brief she makes the following sub-points: (1) the video evidence was not adequately …
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… Thereafter, the court denied R.J.D.'s application. The accompanying order tersely stated the application was denied … 2C:25-19(a)(17).2 On appeal, R.J.D. raises the following points for our consideration: POINT 1 THE COURT BELOW ERRED … N.J.S.A. 2C:29-9(b)(2), a disorderly persons offense. To support its argument, the State included in its appellate …
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… ." The petition's bare allegations were not grounds to overcome or relax the time limitations in Rule 7:10-2(b)(2). … drugs in her system "was all that was necessary to support a valid guilty plea to DWI." The claim the municipal … her attorney's services." Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT IMPROPERLY RULED …
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… PLAINTIFF'S CREDIBILITY AND DEMONSTRATE PERJURY AND FRAUD COMMITTED BY THE PLAINTIFF DURING HER DEPOSITION ON MARCH … bound by the trial court's factual findings if they are "supported by adequate, substantial, [and] credible … We determine defendant's arguments in his first three points to be without sufficient merit to warrant discussion …