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… with the language in the indictment. 3 A-1598-14T1 TO COMPEL PRODUCTION OF C.H.'S MEDICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, DCPP,2 … the family was celebrating C.H.'s younger sister's first communion at their home, C.H.'s mother asked C.H. to get … N.J. 186, 207 (2008), "erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to possess the capacity to unfairly …
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A-0117-23 Briefs
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… Was Irrelevant To The Jury’s Determination Of Whether He Committed Theft. … NOS. POINT V THE PROSECUTOR’S IMPROPER BURDEN- SHIFTING AND COMMENTS ON FACTS NOT IN EVIDENCE REQUIRE REVERSAL. (Not … would authorize department heads and municipal governing bodies to create broad classes of indictable offenses …
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… assumed was for purposes of surveying the work he needed to complete. While she was on the phone, she followed defendant … sexual contact conviction. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I DEFENDANT WAS DEPRIVED OF HIS … trial, we need not reach the arguments defendant raises in points I.C., II, or IV. As for point III, the State, in its …
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… drugs and claimed if he took a drug screen test, he would "come clean." Two days later, both Morgan and Jeff tested … program (IOP) treatment for Morgan and Jeff. Morgan completed the IOP. Jeff tested positive for morphine in … ordered to undergo a substance abuse evaluation, comply with the recommended treatment, take psychological …
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… ineligibility. On appeal, McCain raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I BECAUSE A SERIOUS … RIGHTS TO DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR TRIAL. POINT IV THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN PERMITTING THE LEAD … that "unanimity is not required when a statute embodies a single offense that may be committed in a number of …
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… statistics showing that inmates are less likely to commit crimes as they get older, supplementing the … which would require the Board to account for studies showing, "[t]hat the inmate's age upon release … is relevant to the release decision as shown by research studies. Schundler, 211 N.J. at 549. Rather, the narrow issue …
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A-1428-24 Briefs
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… THE NJLAD. . . . . . . . . . . .6 B. FILING A WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CLAIM IS NOT A PROTECTED CHARACTERISTIC UNDER … BECAUSE IT INVESTIGATED AND REMEDIATED PLAINTIFF’S REPORTED COMPLAINTS (Pa001) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … AND RULINGS Order Granting Summary Judgment Dismissing Complaint, filed December 10, 2024. . . . . . . . . . . . . …
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… to itself by MERS." Defendant raises the following points on appeal: [Point I]. Plaintiff . . . Was Required to … or an assignment of the mortgage that predated the original complaint." Deutsche Bank Tr. Co. Ams. v. Angeles, 428 N.J. …
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… to first-degree robbery. In return, the State agreed to recommend a NERA sentence not to exceed ten years, concurrent … [the] courtroom." On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I 1 PCR counsel for … HAVE CHANGED THE RESULT OF THE PLEA Having considered these points in light of the record and the applicable law, we …
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… more than "bald assertions" and were not supported by any competent evidence such as certifications from defendant or …
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… for discovery. The sentencing was stayed pending the outcome of this appeal. As a result, the sentencing issue is … could be read as implying deference to the prosecutor's recommendation of prison instead of probation, that view was …
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… 25, 2018 2 A-3912-16T4 On September 29, 2016, S.P. filed a complaint and obtained a temporary restraining order (TRO) … at the psychiatric unit was a voluntary, not involuntary, commitment, Judge Austin nonetheless concluded it fit within … 108, 116-17 (1997). On appeal, J.D.M. raises the following points: POINT I: BECAUSE THE RECORD FAILS TO ADEQUATELY SHOW …
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… Daniel Madden appeals a July 6, 2018 order dismissing his complaint with prejudice for "failure to state a claim upon … from POD to solely in decedent's name. Madden's amended complaint demands relief based on conversion, unlawful … by his conduct. On appeal, Madden asserts the following points of error: POINT I: THE LOWER COURT ERRED WHEN IT …
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… of any narcotic drug and that he would successfully complete a drug treatment program. Within days after his … however after he tested positive for marijuana twice and committed several infractions, he was discharged. Appellant … of a fourteen-month FET. Appellant raises the following points on appeal: POINT ONE: THE NEW JERSEY STATE PAROLE …
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… arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1(a); second-degree conspiracy to commit arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1(d); and … determined a ninety-six- month FET was appropriate. In a comprehensive decision, the panel noted that: (1) appellant … indictable convictions; (2) prior opportunities on community supervision and previous incarcerations failed to …
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… miles, whichever came first. A few months later, without communicating with plaintiff, defendant cancelled her … and facing approximately $6000 in repairs, plaintiff commenced this action in January 2014, seeking relief … the Consumer Fraud Act, N.J.S.A. 56:8-1 to -20.1 After the completion of discovery, the parties cross-moved for summary …
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… municipal courts. It hears cases that involve criminal complaints that have been downgraded to disorderly persons …
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… was sentenced to two years' probation and successfully completed his sentence. On April 25, 2018, defendant filed a …
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… (also known as Suboxone), and charged Lopez with committing the prohibited act. The next day, the NJDOC … 15 days loss of recreation privilege, 120 days loss of commutation time, and a mental health referral.1 Lopez … there is substantial credible evidence that the inmate committed the prohibited act, but also whether, in making …
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… he was 'coerced' to enter into the plea agreement is completely unsupported by the record." The judge referred to … 5 A-0274-18T4 On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I – THE PCR COURT ERRED IN DETERMINING …