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… said on the date of the crime defendant had 5 A-5117-17T4 accompanied him to complete a construction job at approximately 1:00 p.m. in … assistance of counsel. On appeal, defendant raises four points: POINT I TRIAL COUNSEL WAS INEFFECTIVE BECAUSE SHE …
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… has not participated in this appeal. Defendant makes five points on appeal: POINT I THE [JUDGE] ERRED AS A MATTER OF … had requested as part of her emergent motion (such as, the completion of a Divison investigation, evaluations, review … the remand proceedings concluded. Defendant 5 A-3583-17T3 complied with our emergent order and filed an application …
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Charges Document PDF
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… is guilty of aggravated assault if he . . . (k)nowingly points, displays or uses an imitation firearm . . . at or in … However, the State need not prove that the defendant accomplished his/her unlawful purpose. Bodily injury is …
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… has not participated in this appeal. Defendant makes five points on appeal: POINT I THE [JUDGE] ERRED AS A MATTER OF … had requested as part of her emergent motion (such as, the completion of a Divison investigation, evaluations, review … the remand proceedings concluded. Defendant 5 A-3583-17T3 complied with our emergent order and filed an application …
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… his counseled merits brief, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 1 State v. Reyes, 50 N.J. 454 (1967). 3 A-0565-22 POINT I THE JUDGE COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN HE DENIED . . . DEFENDANT'S … murder conviction. We address the contentions raised in points II through V of defendant's counseled brief, and the …
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… 2C:43-7.2. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE ADMISSION OF 404(B) … THE INCIDENT IS REVERSIBLE ERROR. POINT TWO THE MISCONDUCT COMMITTED BY THE STATE DURING ITS SUMMATION IS SO FAR BEYOND … Another contained a photograph of Allison next to bullet points stating, "career," "daughter," and "wonderful." …
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… making small short-term loans to citizens in the Lakewood community. The director of GZYD, Jonathan Rubin, testified … below. Now on appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE CONVICTIONS SHOULD BE VACATED BECAUSE … 2-6 (count four). Those counts are addressed in defendant's points four, five, and seven. Some of defendant's arguments …
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… defendant. The three witnesses, two of whom were only forthcoming after their own arrests on unrelated matters, gave conflicting testimony on certain points, and one of the witnesses did not identify defendant … in the courtroom. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE COURT ERRED WHEN …
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… through a hole in his sweatpants . C.W. stated it felt "uncomfortable." Defendant told C.W. that he loved her more 7 … rubbing his penis against her "butt." When he heard someone coming, defendant told C.W. not to tell anyone. According to … also subject to NERA. II. Defendant raises the following points in his counselled brief: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT'S …
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… defendant. The three witnesses, two of whom were only forthcoming after their own arrests on unrelated matters, gave conflicting testimony on certain points, and one of the witnesses did not identify defendant … in the courtroom. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE COURT ERRED WHEN …
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… making small short-term loans to citizens in the Lakewood community. The director of GZYD, Jonathan Rubin, testified … below. Now on appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE CONVICTIONS SHOULD BE VACATED BECAUSE … 2-6 (count four). Those counts are addressed in defendant's points four, five, and seven. Some of defendant's arguments …
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… 2C:43-7.2. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE ADMISSION OF 404(B) … THE INCIDENT IS REVERSIBLE ERROR. POINT TWO THE MISCONDUCT COMMITTED BY THE STATE DURING ITS SUMMATION IS SO FAR BEYOND … Another contained a photograph of Allison next to bullet points stating, "career," "daughter," and "wonderful." …
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A-24-24 Amicus Curiae Brief Seton Hall Law School Center for Social Justice
Briefs
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… passim Other Authorities Ad Hoc Parole Comm., Public Information Report #1: The Parole Denial … 27 Assemb. Judiciary, Law, Pub. Safety & Defense Comm. Statement to A. 3093 (Dec. 3, 1979) … that Cowan is incarcerated for multiple offenses, and points to Cowan’s prior placement on juvenile probation and …
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… through a hole in his sweatpants . C.W. stated it felt "uncomfortable." Defendant told C.W. that he loved her more 7 … rubbing his penis against her "butt." When he heard someone coming, defendant told C.W. not to tell anyone. According to … also subject to NERA. II. Defendant raises the following points in his counselled brief: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT'S …
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… his counseled merits brief, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 1 State v. Reyes, 50 N.J. 454 (1967). 3 A-0565-22 POINT I THE JUDGE COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN HE DENIED . . . DEFENDANT'S … murder conviction. We address the contentions raised in points II through V of defendant's counseled brief, and the …
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… 1:15 a.m., the eyewitness, while in her apartment in the company of others, heard the sound of gunshots. A second … wagon. Meanwhile, the occupant of another apartment in that complex heard gunshots and saw four men running. Two drove … not prejudice the outcome. Ibid. Having considered all the points defendant has raised in light of the record, and the …
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… parole.1 On this appeal, defendant presents the following points of argument: POINT I THE OFFICER'S TESTIMONY THAT … THE JURY THAT IT COULD NOT CONSIDER THAT DEFENDANT HAD COMMITTED A PREDICATE OFFENSE AS EVIDENCE OF HIS PROPENSITY … Macon, supra, 57 N.J. at 337-38. III Defendant's next two points are without merit and warrant little or no …
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… but not the motion judge, considered oral argument. In a comprehensive written decision, the judge addressed these … prior opinion to properly consider the arguments made in Points I through IV. In December 2009, police observed … knife and drug charges from the February 2010 seizure. In Points II, III and IV, defendant argues his IAC claim in …
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… but not the motion judge, considered oral argument. In a comprehensive written decision, the judge addressed these … prior opinion to properly consider the arguments made in Points I through IV. In December 2009, police observed … knife and drug charges from the February 2010 seizure. In Points II, III and IV, defendant argues his IAC claim in …
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… parole.1 On this appeal, defendant presents the following points of argument: POINT I THE OFFICER'S TESTIMONY THAT … THE JURY THAT IT COULD NOT CONSIDER THAT DEFENDANT HAD COMMITTED A PREDICATE OFFENSE AS EVIDENCE OF HIS PROPENSITY … Macon, supra, 57 N.J. at 337-38. III Defendant's next two points are without merit and warrant little or no …