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… PTI denial letter, two witnesses saw the incident. One witness overheard "insignificant chatter" between … employed full-time as a customer service manager. He had one driving while under the influence (DUI) conviction from … 2C:39-4(d). Defendant applied for PTI and, although recommended for 3 A-0801-19T2 admission by Probation, the …
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… with appellant on September 14, 2018 reported to the shift commander that appellant stated: "I'm gonna f--king kill … "[a]ll I said was 'they're going to kill him (the ofc).' One day he's gonna cross paths [with] someone who has nothing to lose. 3 A-1194-18T2 I'm not guilty." …
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… second-degree sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(c)(1) (count one), and fourth-degree criminal sexual contact, N.J.S.A. … to merge defendant's conviction on count two with count one and amplify its reasons for the imposition of the SCVTF … twenty-one-year-old A.G. fell asleep in her bedroom after becoming intoxicated and ill during a Christmas party hosted …
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… Berkshire Valley Associates, LLC's motion to dismiss the complaint and compel arbitration. We vacate the order and … September, however, defendants filed two separate motions. One sought to dismiss the complaint on the merits, or in the … at 281. As we are instructed in Cole, we will not consider one factor dispositive. In Cole, the length of time was …
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… able to arrest him. A Bergen County grand jury returned a one-count indictment, Indictment No. 15-06-00708-I, charging … 3 A-0428-18T4 degree robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 (count one); second-degree eluding, N.J.S.A. 2C:29-2(b) (count … a "probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome" of the proceeding. [State v. O'Neil, 219 N.J. 598, 611 …
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… convicted in 2011 of murder, felony murder, conspiracy to commit robbery, and armed robbery, for his participation – … evening of August 4, 2007, that left three dead and only one survivor. Defendant was sentenced to an aggregate prison … described as a pair of dice in flames showing the numbers one and three. On cross-examination, defendant was asked …
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… The judge found that plaintiff was credible, that defendant committed the predicate acts, and that the FRO was necessary … On appeal, defendant argues: POINT I THE [JUDGE] ERRONEOUSLY DENIED [DEFENDANT'S] REQUEST FOR AN ADJOURNMENT; … many of the text messages—appearing on approximately fifty-one pages—into the record. In finding plaintiff credible, …
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… affirm. On appeal, Rita raises the following points: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN ITS LEGAL ANALYSIS IN APPLYING … TERMINATION STATUTE BY CLEAR AND CONVINCING EVIDENCE. Prong one: The trial court erred in finding that [Division] proved … significant anger control problems. Gordon-Karp could not complete the testing because Rita tore up the testing …
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… They'll set up a schedule to monitor the mental health component." The court made clear it was not ordering "full … that probation would monitor the mental health component of the suspended sentence, a 1 The suspension of a …
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… insufficient to sustain defendant's burden, we affirm. On one day in March 2017, defendant robbed a liquor store with … young men on the street, brandishing the gun and demanding money, their cell phones and a key fob. The liquor store … one count of first-degree carjacking in exchange for a recommended twelve-year sentence subject to the periods of 3 …
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… a job easier than in New Jersey. He tried. He couldn't find one. Since we have family here we thought we would move … long time. It's a very hard thing to do but we had no income except for mine and . . . it wasn’t making the bills. … her for any reason. Claimant 4 A-4173-19 confirmed no one had told her she would lose her job when the new dentist …
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… CURIAM Plaintiff, a licensed dentist in New Jersey, filed a complaint in the Law Division seeking injunctive and … alleged the referral was contrary to federal law, and one consequence of the referral was plaintiff's resulting … record is less than adequate and the issue presented is one that requires the expertise of the agency." Ibid. …
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… Transit Rail Operations, Inc. and dismissing plaintiff's complaint for damages under the Federal Employers' Liability … judgment should be granted only "when the evidence 'is so one-sided that one party must prevail as a matter of law.'" Brill v. …
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… 2019. The CI went to the house to make each buy using money supplied by the Atlantic City Police Department. In each buy, the CI handed the money to defendant inside the house, and the CI received … and also identified defendant as the person with whom he completed each transaction. In his affidavit in support of …
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… Public Defender, of counsel and on the briefs). Yolanda Ciccone, Middlesex County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent … for further proceedings consistent with this opinion. Early one morning in March 2017, several people attempted to hold … Showups often occur at the scene of a crime soon after its commission." Henderson, 208 N.J. at 259. As that language …
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… is now the third time we have taken up this case. In his complaint, plaintiff asserts that, "under false pretenses," … for leave to amend are to be "granted liberally." Kernan v. One Wash. Park Urban Renewal Assocs., 154 N.J. 437, 456 … paid for his passport twice. He did receive a refund for one of the payments, and [o]n the other occasion, the …
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… together, co-owned their dwelling, and have a child in common. Defendant moved out of the residence but returned … to the property or stepping foot on the property, only one time after the consent order with [defendant] asserting … at the curb and her testimony is that she had, in fact, done that before. It was her belief she could. That statement …
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… That evidence included testimony and recorded telephone conversations concerning numerous controlled purchases … affirmed in part and remanded for an evidentiary hearing on one issue. State v. Maddox, A-3540-18 (App. Div. July 8, … of those three co- defendants would not have changed the outcome of the trial, given the 6 A-1283-23 "overwhelming" …
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… or inquiry on the Internet, or through the use of any computer, phone, text device, smart phone, tablet or any other electronic device. You must also …
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… to know, and I direct each of you jurors not to tell anyone, how your vote stands. Although you have a duty to reach … is possible, I have neither the power nor the desire to compel you to reach a verdict. I do want to emphasize the … additional or clearer evidence will ever be presented by one side or the other. You may retire and take as much time …