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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 … Sentence Was Excessive. B. The Award of Restitution Is Unsupported and Cannot Stand. (Not Raised Below). For the …
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… on June 26, 2014. As part of his application, appellant completed the Consent for Mental Health Records Search form … of Police R. Craig Weber assigned Detective Anthony Dellatacoma to conduct appellant's background investigation. During … bound to accept the trial court's fact findings if they are supported by substantial credible evidence. In re Return of …
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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 … 127 N.J. 133, 137-38 (1992) (stating that one robbery was committed, not three, where defendant committed one theft, … only upon the establishment of a prima facie case in support of post-conviction relief . . . ." R. 3:22-10(b). …
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… and other conditions. On appeal, defendant raises two points in his brief: POINT I 1 We use initials to protect … offenses arise from an incident in which defendant, accompanied by two other men, physically attacked first C.H., … car. The car passed the three men, who were wearing dark hoodies, walking down the street outside of the residence of …
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… entered after the Law Division accepted his guilty plea to committing violations of probation (VOP). Defendant … JEOPARDY CONCERNS. C. THE THREE OLD DRUG TESTS DO NOT SUPPORT THE COURT'S DECISION TO TERMINATE CHAMBERS' DRUG … plea agreement to one offense in exchange for the State's recommended five-year sentence to Drug Court special …
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… MERE information statement, merits brief, and all documents comprising the record contain his full name, we use his … to the testimony by the reviewing court," which review "compensates constitutionally for procedural deficiencies … bound to accept the trial court's fact findings if they are supported by substantial credible evidence, In re Return of …
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… a dishonored check defendant United States Fire Insurance Company, Inc. (USIF) issued to the order of defendant Juan … This appeal ensued. II Plaintiff presents the following points for our consideration: Point I: THE TRIAL COURT DID … remaining arguments. Having fully considered these points in light of the record and the applicable law, we …
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… the reasons stated by Judge Linda Lordi Cavanaugh in her comprehensive written opinion. We add these comments. I The … violated her due process rights. She presents the following points of argument: POINT I THE DIVISION FAILED TO PROVE BY … a trial judge's factual findings so long as they are supported by substantial credible evidence. N.J. Div. of …
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… only when he "'has presented a prima facie [case] in support of [PCR],'" State v. Marshall, 148 N.J. 89, 158 … and the other alibi witnesses would have affected the outcome of trial, especially considering the numerous other … still presented with sufficient evidence that [defendant] committed the murders and thus the outcome would not have …
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… contending that there was newly discovered evidence. In support of that motion, he presented a certification from an … "what defendant's sentence 'would have been if he had accomplished what he intended,' i.e., murder." State v. … 129 N.J. 451, 459 (1992); R. 3:22-4. Judge Wild then comprehensively reviewed each of defendant's remaining …
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… kitchen. Reyes notified his supervisor, Sergeant Comitini. Pamplin was then ushered into a room where SCO A. … it is "arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable," or is unsupported "by 6 A-0291-18T1 substantial credible evidence in … the officers' key statements. Pamplin's remaining points warrant only brief comment. There was no …
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… Damage Although there are several ways of determining just compensation, the [insert name of party here] in this case … the property owner would have pointed out all the good points of the property that tend to enhance or increase its … the property owner would have pointed out all the good points of the property that tend to enhance or increase its …
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… a dishonored check defendant United States Fire Insurance Company, Inc. (USIF) issued to the order of defendant Juan … This appeal ensued. II Plaintiff presents the following points for our consideration: Point I: THE TRIAL COURT DID … remaining arguments. Having fully considered these points in light of the record and the applicable law, we …
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… on June 26, 2014. As part of his application, appellant completed the Consent for Mental Health Records Search form … of Police R. Craig Weber assigned Detective Anthony Dellatacoma to conduct appellant's background investigation. During … bound to accept the trial court's fact findings if they are supported by substantial credible evidence. In re Return of …
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… entered after the Law Division accepted his guilty plea to committing violations of probation (VOP). Defendant … JEOPARDY CONCERNS. C. THE THREE OLD DRUG TESTS DO NOT SUPPORT THE COURT'S DECISION TO TERMINATE CHAMBERS' DRUG … plea agreement to one offense in exchange for the State's recommended five-year sentence to Drug Court special …
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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 … Sentence Was Excessive. B. The Award of Restitution Is Unsupported and Cannot Stand. (Not Raised Below). For the …
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… only when he "'has presented a prima facie [case] in support of [PCR],'" State v. Marshall, 148 N.J. 89, 158 … and the other alibi witnesses would have affected the outcome of trial, especially considering the numerous other … still presented with sufficient evidence that [defendant] committed the murders and thus the outcome would not have …
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… contending that there was newly discovered evidence. In support of that motion, he presented a certification from an … "what defendant's sentence 'would have been if he had accomplished what he intended,' i.e., murder." State v. … 129 N.J. 451, 459 (1992); R. 3:22-4. Judge Wild then comprehensively reviewed each of defendant's remaining …
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… kitchen. Reyes notified his supervisor, Sergeant Comitini. Pamplin was then ushered into a room where SCO A. … it is "arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable," or is unsupported "by 6 A-0291-18T1 substantial credible evidence in … the officers' key statements. Pamplin's remaining points warrant only brief comment. There was no …
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… and other conditions. On appeal, defendant raises two points in his brief: POINT I 1 We use initials to protect … offenses arise from an incident in which defendant, accompanied by two other men, physically attacked first C.H., … car. The car passed the three men, who were wearing dark hoodies, walking down the street outside of the residence of …