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… 2 "An 'open plea' to an indictment neither 'include[s] a recommendation from the State, nor a prior indication from the … only the sentence imposed." Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE JURY INSTRUCTIONS … N.J. 66, 79 (2016). We will only reverse if the error is "sufficient to raise 'a reasonable doubt . . . as to whether …
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… that day. According to defendant's office notes, plaintiff complained of having a lot of pain in his knee, swelling, … the learned intermediary doctrine4 applied and he provided sufficient evidence thermal injury is a risk of using the … E We have considered plaintiff's remaining argument points, and have determined they are without sufficient …
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… EXPERT TESTIMONY REGARDING CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME (CSAAS) WHERE THE ALLEGED CHILD-VICTIM … CSAAS instructions was harmless error. The State correctly points out that the judge gave the jury a 19 A-5316-14T3 … testimony was irrelevant and that CSAAS testimony is not sufficiently reliable to meet the admissibility standards of …
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… I . . . sit right now, sir, you're represented by . . . competent counsel. And that's how this trial will continue. … for "letting me represent myself." The court did "not find sufficient merit in any of the defendant's arguments for a … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT …
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… written, personal, electronic, or other form of contact or communication with" A.T. In August 2015, A.T. reported to … Plain error is not simply any error, but one that must be "sufficient to raise a reasonable doubt as to whether the … have reached." State v. Macon, 57 N.J. 325, 336 (1971). In Points I, II, III and IV defendant contends there was …
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… PRIOR GUN POSSESSION UNDER N.J.R.E. 404(B), AND COMPOUNDED THE ERROR BY FAILING TO PROVIDE AN APPROPRIATE … got out of the car, at about 1:30 a.m., she heard gunshots coming from the corner and ran. She testified the shooter … He instructed the jury they must decide whether there was sufficiently reliable evidence that defendant was the person …
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… he make any verbal threat of violence if Cervantes did not comply with his request. 1 Defendant made an argument below … in the indictment or accusation if the evidence is insufficient to warrant a conviction. [R. 3:18-1.] The standard … defendant's left thumb print, but she was not sure how many points of comparison she found. On cross-examination, …
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… from two orders granting summary judgment dismissing his complaints in related cases. In 2016, Nanavati filed a … requested an adjournment until August 14, 2017, to allow sufficient time for a hearing in the companion Chancery … taken adverse to Nanavati. Nanavati raises the following points on the appeal of the Chancery matter: POINT I The …
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… I. A jury convicted defendant of first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, and … member, Dyshon Ragland,1 and told the police Ragland committed an armed robbery at a restaurant in Tom River. The … extent not addressed, defendant's remaining arguments lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion in our written …
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… elected not to testify at trial, his defense was that he "committed passion/provocation manslaughter, not murder." Id. … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following Points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT RECEIVED … rule, strategic miscalculations or trial mistakes are insufficient to warrant reversal "except in those rare …
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… elected not to testify at trial, his defense was that he "committed passion/provocation manslaughter, not murder." Id. … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following Points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT RECEIVED … rule, strategic miscalculations or trial mistakes are insufficient to warrant reversal "except in those rare …
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… he make any verbal threat of violence if Cervantes did not comply with his request. 1 Defendant made an argument below … in the indictment or accusation if the evidence is insufficient to warrant a conviction. [R. 3:18-1.] The standard … defendant's left thumb print, but she was not sure how many points of comparison she found. On cross-examination, …
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… from two orders granting summary judgment dismissing his complaints in related cases. In 2016, Nanavati filed a … requested an adjournment until August 14, 2017, to allow sufficient time for a hearing in the companion Chancery … taken adverse to Nanavati. Nanavati raises the following points on the appeal of the Chancery matter: POINT I The …
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… that day. According to defendant's office notes, plaintiff complained of having a lot of pain in his knee, swelling, … the learned intermediary doctrine4 applied and he provided sufficient evidence thermal injury is a risk of using the … E We have considered plaintiff's remaining argument points, and have determined they are without sufficient …
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… PRIOR GUN POSSESSION UNDER N.J.R.E. 404(B), AND COMPOUNDED THE ERROR BY FAILING TO PROVIDE AN APPROPRIATE … got out of the car, at about 1:30 a.m., she heard gunshots coming from the corner and ran. She testified the shooter … He instructed the jury they must decide whether there was sufficiently reliable evidence that defendant was the person …
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… written, personal, electronic, or other form of contact or communication with" A.T. In August 2015, A.T. reported to … Plain error is not simply any error, but one that must be "sufficient to raise a reasonable doubt as to whether the … have reached." State v. Macon, 57 N.J. 325, 336 (1971). In Points I, II, III and IV defendant contends there was …
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… I. A jury convicted defendant of first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, and … member, Dyshon Ragland,1 and told the police Ragland committed an armed robbery at a restaurant in Tom River. The … extent not addressed, defendant's remaining arguments lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion in our written …
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… I . . . sit right now, sir, you're represented by . . . competent counsel. And that's how this trial will continue. … for "letting me represent myself." The court did "not find sufficient merit in any of the defendant's arguments for a … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT …
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… EXPERT TESTIMONY REGARDING CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME (CSAAS) WHERE THE ALLEGED CHILD-VICTIM … CSAAS instructions was harmless error. The State correctly points out that the judge gave the jury a 19 A-5316-14T3 … testimony was irrelevant and that CSAAS testimony is not sufficiently reliable to meet the admissibility standards of …
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… the visitor give him the money in her purse. Once she complied, defendant fled toward a black car. 3 A-2327-19 Six … anger management, reentry preparation, and religious studies; (3) has medical issues, including cancer that was in … pro se brief, defendant also raised the following points: the original trial court (1) should have conducted …