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… to terminate his Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to 23, and community supervision for life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, … gave A.R. an RRAS score total of thirty-seven 6 A-0561-19 points, placing "him at the low end of the moderate risk … not been empirically validated through scientific field studies, the factors that comprise the Scale have been shown to …
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… failed to object when the judge allegedly made "coercive comments" to the jury during its deliberations; and (6) used … stated that Bease "was not involved in the crime that was committed to [sic] me . . . nor was he present at the crime … contention, the instructions he provided to the jury fully complied with all applicable requirements for this type of …
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… That order provides in its entirety: THIS MATTER having come before the court on application of Defendant, to vacate … must file all required responses by June 15, 2020 and complete depositions by July 1, 2020. After completing … filed this appeal. Plaintiff-appellant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE TRIAL JUDGE'S DECISION TO …
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… to permit an inference of age discrimination,'" Bergen Commercial Bank v. Sisler, 157 N.J. 188, 213 (1999) (quoting … Burdine, 450 U.S. 248, 258 (1981)). Plaintiff must present comparator evidence sufficient to prove that he or she is … with these documents might overemphasize the particular points that you want to make." The judge allowed plaintiff …
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… defendant pled guilty to the indictment, and admitted he committed an act of criminal sexual contact when he groped … defendant's sentence required him to enroll in and comply with various alcohol, drug, and mental health … must be considered in light of the time periods embodied in Rule 3:28. . . . The deterrence of criminal behavior …
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… test handed down by the United States Supreme Court in the companion cases of Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, … 144 N.J. 240, 249 (1996) (citation omitted). "'Reasonable competence' does not require the best of attorneys, but … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. In our review, we defer to the motion judge's …
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… witnesses or documentary evidence at the hearing. In her comprehensive opinion, Judge Gallina-Mecca carefully … Laverty and Mone also lacked a personal interest in the outcome of the proceedings. Although John's interest in the … judge elaborated: A review of the material, relevant and competent evidence in this case leads to the inexorable …
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… for a new trial. We affirm. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I: DEFENDANT IS ENTITLED TO POST- … an emergent motion seeking, among other things, an order compelling the State to produce discovery. The motion judge … or contradictory; 2) that the evidence was discovered after completion of the trial and was 'not discoverable by …
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… failed to object when the judge allegedly made "coercive comments" to the jury during its deliberations; and (6) used … stated that Bease "was not involved in the crime that was committed to [sic] me . . . nor was he present at the crime … contention, the instructions he provided to the jury fully complied with all applicable requirements for this type of …
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… That order provides in its entirety: THIS MATTER having come before the court on application of Defendant, to vacate … must file all required responses by June 15, 2020 and complete depositions by July 1, 2020. After completing … filed this appeal. Plaintiff-appellant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE TRIAL JUDGE'S DECISION TO …
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… to terminate his Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to 23, and community supervision for life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, … gave A.R. an RRAS score total of thirty-seven 6 A-0561-19 points, placing "him at the low end of the moderate risk … not been empirically validated through scientific field studies, the factors that comprise the Scale have been shown to …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Case No. 2017-14400. Danielle S. Chandonnet … from the July 9, 2019 order of the Division of Workers' Compensation, which denied her motion for additional medical … The procedural history and facts are fully set forth in the comprehensive written decision rendered by Judge of …
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… test handed down by the United States Supreme Court in the companion cases of Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, … 144 N.J. 240, 249 (1996) (citation omitted). "'Reasonable competence' does not require the best of attorneys, but … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. In our review, we defer to the motion judge's …
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… defendant pled guilty to the indictment, and admitted he committed an act of criminal sexual contact when he groped … defendant's sentence required him to enroll in and comply with various alcohol, drug, and mental health … must be considered in light of the time periods embodied in Rule 3:28. . . . The deterrence of criminal behavior …
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… to permit an inference of age discrimination,'" Bergen Commercial Bank v. Sisler, 157 N.J. 188, 213 (1999) (quoting … Burdine, 450 U.S. 248, 258 (1981)). Plaintiff must present comparator evidence sufficient to prove that he or she is … with these documents might overemphasize the particular points that you want to make." The judge allowed plaintiff …
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… of the parties, while defendant did not have as good a comprehension of the parties' financial positions. 3 … to a custody and parenting-time arrangement, which was embodied in a consent order. Under that arrangement, the parties … with the trial court's written statement of reasons. He points out that under the pretrial consent order, the 9 …
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… ineligibility. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS DENIED … AT THE FIRST TRIAL, DEFENDANT'S ATTORNEY IMPROPERLY COMMITTED DEFENDANT TO TESTIFYING. [B]. BY INFORMING THE … containing a white powder later identified as Ethylone, commonly known as "Molly," a schedule one controlled …
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… ineligibility. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS DENIED … AT THE FIRST TRIAL, DEFENDANT'S ATTORNEY IMPROPERLY COMMITTED DEFENDANT TO TESTIFYING. [B]. BY INFORMING THE … containing a white powder later identified as Ethylone, commonly known as "Molly," a schedule one controlled …
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… annulled on October 8, 2015, by entry of a consent 1 As the compelling interest of protecting the child's privacy outweighs the Judiciary's commitment to transparency in this matter, a fictious first … including "medical, educational, and childcare subsidies." 7 A-0562-19T2 In rejecting defendant's contention …
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… annulled on October 8, 2015, by entry of a consent 1 As the compelling interest of protecting the child's privacy outweighs the Judiciary's commitment to transparency in this matter, a fictious first … including "medical, educational, and childcare subsidies." 7 A-0562-19T2 In rejecting defendant's contention …