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… that individual raised his arms, that is a bright flash coming from 8 A-2536-18 the area of his arms." The court … of the incident do not depict any of the individuals with sufficient clarity to enable someone to describe what those … trial, the trial court and counsel should be guided by the points explained in Watson in determining the proper scope …
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… The court sustained defendant's objection to the comment about gang membership, but denied his motion for a … of police procedure. A-5096-14T1 10 The judge stated: Ladies and Gentlemen, our function here -- I mean your … II. In his counseled brief, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS DENIED A …
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… COOLING, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. SELECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Defendant-Respondent, and HARLEYSVILLE … damage first becomes known, or when one would have sufficient reason to know of it. Third, we reject Air … test results of Blaylock were deemed to have been the points of manifestation. Id. at 257. Here, we cannot tell …
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… COOLING, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. SELECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Defendant-Respondent, and HARLEYSVILLE … damage first becomes known, or when one would have sufficient reason to know of it. Third, we reject Air … test results of Blaylock were deemed to have been the points of manifestation. Id. at 257. Here, we cannot tell …
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… that individual raised his arms, that is a bright flash coming from 8 A-2536-18 the area of his arms." The court … of the incident do not depict any of the individuals with sufficient clarity to enable someone to describe what those … trial, the trial court and counsel should be guided by the points explained in Watson in determining the proper scope …
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… in an October 2016, forty-five-count indictment with committing numerous sexual offenses against three minors … one count of third-degree violating a special sentence of community supervision for life ("CSL") (collectively, his … suspicion' requires specific and articulable facts sufficient to justify a belief that the conditions of parole …
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… A. Jones were convicted of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a), and … to approach him. As Jones did, he had both hands in the hoodie's front pocket. After he removed his hands upon … Amend. XIV, N.J. Const. Art. I, ¶ 1. We consider these points in turn. A. The court denied the effort of Jones's …
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… The court sustained defendant's objection to the comment about gang membership, but denied his motion for a … of police procedure. A-5096-14T1 10 The judge stated: Ladies and Gentlemen, our function here -- I mean your … II. In his counseled brief, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS DENIED A …
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… up and went to his home office, where defendant was on the computer. They began to argue. According to R.L., defendant slapped him in the face, and then threw the computer, monitor, and copy machine onto the floor. … to kill R.L. We are convinced these arguments lack sufficient merit to warrant extended discussion. R. …
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A-2030-22 Briefs
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… investigation into the distribution of this poison in their community. They knew who they were looking for and why, … Appellate Division, July 26, 2024, A-002030-22, AMENDED 2 committed no reversible error in enforcing the agreement and … decision, so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible AMENDEDFILED, Clerk of the Appellate …
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A-1726-23 Briefs
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… of New Jersey Appellate Division Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Re: State of New Jersey … (6T 42:20-44:8). After taking his wallet, jacket, hoodie, sneakers, pants, and his phone, codefendant Dolisca … robbery, and Officer Terrel Brown met with the victim, and communicated the description of the three men to the other …
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… INSTRUCTION TELLING THE JURORS THEY COULD REACH A COMPROMISE VERDICT. POINT II DEFENDANT WAS DENIED A FAIR … disposition, we need not address the arguments raised in Points II to IV; we do so only for completeness to provide … Well-settled principles govern our review of the sufficiency of the 17 A-1331-22 court's instructions. …
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… The victim was defendant's father, whose body was decomposing when police discovered his partially buried body … like his old self. 10 A-2389-21 So I think that there is sufficient evidence before the [c]ourt to indicate that it … to others at the jail. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I AS DEFENDANT HAD SHOWN THAT HE …
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… the victim's lover left their room in search of her companion. In the hallway, she observed blood on the wall, … in his counseled brief, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 17 A-1553-21 POINT I … of an ineffectiveness claim on the ground of lack of sufficient prejudice, which . . . will often be so, that …
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… was charged with robbing them. He contends the trial court committed several errors, but his principal argument on … from altercations between defendant and members of a family comprised of Betsa Garcia (the mother), Javier Vera-Lopez … that a mental state of recklessness is constitutionally sufficient for a "true threat" prosecution under N.J.S.A. …
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… A.J.S.C. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS STATE OF NEW JERSEY, … day, Mr. Washburne filed this motion raising the following points: POINT I THE COURT SHOULD DISMISS THE COMPLAINT- … to erect and maintain “signs or billboards at such points of entrance to the State as are deemed advisable, …
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… ordered, or that any waiver of his privilege concerning his communications with Lane would automatically extend to his … from the judge's ruling, the petition had to be dismissed. Suffice it to say, we also disagree with this portion of the … the attorney-client privilege "does not extend to communications relevant to an …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel and on the … XIV; N.J. CONST., ART. 1, PAR. 10. POINT II THE STATE COMMITTED A FLAGRANT VIOLATION OF THE PRINCIPLE [SET FORTH … those findings of the trial court that are "supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." State v. Gamble, …
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… elements of robbery of Z.D., defendant needed to admit he committed a theft against Z.D. It would not suffice to admit to theft only from [Dean],[2] the victim in … 127 N.J. 133, 137-38 (1992) (stating that one robbery was committed, not three, where defendant committed one theft, …
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… the reasons stated by Judge Linda Lordi Cavanaugh in her comprehensive written opinion. We add these comments. I The evidence was discussed in detail in Judge … violated her due process rights. She presents the following points of argument: POINT I THE DIVISION FAILED TO PROVE BY …