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… That same day, defendant appeared in the SCPO office accompanied by his attorney, waived his Miranda1 rights and … are applicable. [Kirby, 406 U.S. at 689-90.] Here, counsel points to A.O. in support of his argument that we should … are not appropriate objects of expert testimony." Defendant points to State v. Ferguson, in which the PCR judge …
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… physical abuse of Zoe. In 2008 and 2009, DCPP investigated complaints about drug 3 "Substantiated" means DCPP found by … allegations of abuse of Kelly by Tamara's brother. Zoe complained that Tamara hit her repeatedly and slapped her in … during both of the fights.4 Tamara did not successfully complete the outpatient substance abuse program, testing …
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… physical abuse of Zoe. In 2008 and 2009, DCPP investigated complaints about drug 3 "Substantiated" means DCPP found by … allegations of abuse of Kelly by Tamara's brother. Zoe complained that Tamara hit her repeatedly and slapped her in … during both of the fights.4 Tamara did not successfully complete the outpatient substance abuse program, testing …
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… contends that the judge erroneously imputed $48,635 in income to defendant. He maintains that defendant's income instead is $57,200. Defendant argues that the judge … We have essentially affirmed a majority of the rulings embodied in the orders under review. To the extent we have …
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… However, in March 2016, after defendant demonstrated completion of other services, obtained employment and … defendant for individual therapy, but she failed to comply, claiming it was inconvenient to go to the doctor's … In January 2017, the court found that defendant failed to: comply with her recommended services; remain in contact with …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … for the reasons that the judge expressed in his comprehensive and well-reasoned opinion. We add the … because the child had a propensity to act out, become angry, and display physical aggression. As to the …
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… However, in March 2016, after defendant demonstrated completion of other services, obtained employment and … defendant for individual therapy, but she failed to comply, claiming it was inconvenient to go to the doctor's … In January 2017, the court found that defendant failed to: comply with her recommended services; remain in contact with …
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… contends that the judge erroneously imputed $48,635 in income to defendant. He maintains that defendant's income instead is $57,200. Defendant argues that the judge … We have essentially affirmed a majority of the rulings embodied in the orders under review. To the extent we have …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … for the reasons that the judge expressed in his comprehensive and well-reasoned opinion. We add the … because the child had a propensity to act out, become angry, and display physical aggression. As to the …
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… three); second-degree possession of a weapon during the commission of certain crimes, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (count … substandard representation or impact the probable outcome of the proceedings. On October 3, 2019, we affirmed the … and highlighted first PCR counsel's "incorporat[ion of] all points raised by defendant[] at the conclusion of his …
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… had memory loss and was mentally impaired during the commission of the crime, and his trial counsel failed to … the State agreed to dismiss all remaining charges and recommend an aggregate sentence of eighteen years in prison … Defendant argues because his counsel failed to assert these points at sentencing, he is entitled to PCR based on …
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… summary judgment and denying her cross-motion to amend her complaint. We affirm. I. We discern the following facts from … one-day religious retreat held by the Korean Christian Life Community on defendant's premises. According to plaintiff, … steps numerous times before without any problems. In her complaint, plaintiff alleged defendant was negligent for …
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… of the officers. The prosecutor responded that his comments were proper comment because they "highlight[ed] facts and evidence that … 7 A-4034-16T1 On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I IN THIS CASE, WHICH CENTERED ON THE …
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… defendant was not in custody when he made the statements complained of to the police, and his motion for acquittal … a police officer. When defendant returned to the shop complaining about the repairs, the owner asked defendant to … standing outside. According to the detective, the owner had complained previously about defendant, prompting the …
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… evidence. Specifically, the State's ballistics expert commented that a non-testifying peer concurred with the … officers soon arrived at the scene and were able to communicate with Martinez-Ventura and his friends. They told … identification); see also R. 3:11(d) (providing remedies for failure to record out- of-court identification …
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… the trial court's orders denying its motions to amend its complaint and to compel discovery. Plaintiff also appeals the court's order … granting defendants' summary judgment motion dismissing its complaint with prejudice. We affirm all three orders. I. …
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… In January 2017, a real estate title agency, Seaboard Title Company, received a fraudulent email that caused the agency … counts in the indictment. The negotiated agreement recommended a suspended sentence in the third-degree range. … Johnson's thoughtful written opinion. We add the following comments. I. Territorial Jurisdiction As a general …
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… that consent was properly obtained. He concluded that the incomplete consent form was not fatal when weighed against the … remaining charges under the twenty-count indictment, and recommended concurrent sentences of six years' incarceration … judge accepted defendant's plea, and imposed the recommended sentences. On appeal, defendant presents these …
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… supported by substantial evidence and her legal conclusions comport with applicable law, we affirm. The parties were married on March 31, 2012. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce on October 10, 2017. No children were … purposes of alimony, the judge found plaintiff's annual income was $120,000. Defendant earned substantially less …
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… reverse and remand. The calculation of C.M.'s household income for 2019 forms the basis for the instant appeal. When this matter commenced, C.M. lived in Sussex County, New Jersey with her … "Arbitrary and capricious action of administrative bodies means willful and unreasoning action, without …