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… of another). The charges stem from a November 2017 complaint made by the mother of defendant's child, who … filed his PTI application and included a statement of compelling reasons required by Rule 3:28-1(e)(3). He claimed … If ultimately denied admission into PTI, [S]tate will recommend a term of non-custodial probation, conditioned upon …
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… February 11, 2022 order, which dismissed plaintiff's complaint due to his failure to comply with NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … II. In his appeal plaintiff initially raised three points before us: POINT I: THIS COURT MUST GRANT …
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… "defendant was under 26 years of age at the time of the commission of the offense," N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(14), enacted … judge issued an order denying defendant's motion and an accompanying statement of reasons finding the legislative … In his counseled brief, defendant raises the following points for our consideration2: POINT I A RESENTENCING SHOULD …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:18- 2(b)(1); and second-degree conspiracy to commit burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2. At trial, the jury … The second prong is based on that deficiency, would the outcome of the trial [have] been any different." The court … thoughtful oral opinion. Because defendant's arguments in points one and two of his brief are related, we consider …
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… Winberry, and Gregory Winberry, on July 22, 2010, filed a complaint against defendants, the Borough of Rutherford and … not have the time that day. Winberry asked for the per diem rate so that he could calculate the amount himself—but … On appeal, the Partnership raises the following points: POINT I THE LAW DIVISION WRONGLY DISREGARDED THIS …
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… child. Plaintiff has a Master's Degree in Mathematics and Computer Science and is fully employed. However, the trial … the marriage, the parties acquired interests in various companies, pension and retirement plans, and other assets. … contracts and grants." Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT ONE THE LOWER COURT ERRED WHEN IT …
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… purpose, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4(a). He contends the trial judge committed plain error by giving a jury charge on the … they were reliable. I. Long-time male and female live-in companions were finished exercising in an Essex County park … identifications were reliable. Understandably, defendant points to the unanswered questions on the worksheet to …
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… to the police, when defendant reached into the glove compartment to retrieve his credentials, three bricks of … 2014. His counsel filed a letter providing a Statement of Compelling Reasons in support of his application. The letter … circumstances, noting his gainful employment, college studies, athletic talent, and involvement with his nieces and …
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… parenting time. When defendant 5 A-4172-14T1 refused to accommodate plaintiff, he called the police. The police … SECONDARY EDUCATION EQUALLY. Plaintiff's arguments in Points I and III are without sufficient merit to warrant … denied, 31 N.J. 554 (1960)). Unlike the first and third points, we find merit in plaintiff's second point. …
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… The officer asked them some questions about where they were coming from and where they were heading. As he spoke to the … and taken a Coach purse, a matching wallet, and a red compact disc ("CD") case. Officer Schwarz then asked the … alerted to the basic problem[.]" Id. at 68. In short, the points of divergence developed in the proceedings before a …
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… raises the following contention: POINT I THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT AND REDUCED THE STATE'S BURDEN OF PROOF … they arrived at the scene and defendant understanding and complying with this command. Defendant did not testify at … voluntary intoxication defense. The prosecutor explained: Ladies and gentlemen, [the trial judge] will read you the law …
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… to plaintiff and granted plaintiff's cross-motion to compel defendant to pay $7,581.40 in alimony arrears and … 451 N.J. Super. 282, 296, 299 (App. Div. 2017). In Points One and Two, defendant claims the Probation … (emphasis added). The Court further noted the statute embodied a legislative determination that "it is inappropriate …
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… defendant challenges his conviction, raising the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED … the judgment of conviction (JOC).1 I. Defendant's first two points challenge the trial judge's evidentiary rulings. … Defendant further argued that "a significant part of our community finds strip bars or go-go bars or . . . gentlemen …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel and on the … unarmed. Surveillance footage from nearby residential and commercial properties, including footage from the Lounge, … issues and those dealing with substantially material points." Id. at 290. Because a defendant should be tried …
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… and psychosocial evaluations, which resulted in a recommendation for individual and joint therapy for plaintiff … to enroll with him in a reunification program at Turning Points for Families. Defendant cross-moved to reopen the … the case of the former, testified regarding potential remedies. The expert conceded she did not receive updated …
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… to hurt" her. He demanded J.H. take her clothes off; she complied because she "was terrified of him." Meanwhile, … A-5096-18 He then told her that he wanted to have sex. J.H. complied because she was "scared to death" and afraid that … 2 a.m., defendant called Linda's home and asked J.H. to come home. After J.H. refused, he called several more times …
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… who are unit owners in the Northgate Condominium complex, appeal from two orders: a March 5, 2019 order … DEFENDANTS FROM LIABILITY. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED ERROR IN RULING THAT PLAINTIFFS' MAY 16, 201[7], COMPLAINT WAS FILED OUTSIDE THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS AND …
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… incident), but rather pre-existed it.1 The Board issued a comprehensive eight-page written decision. We affirm. … the wrong burden of proof, 1 Hawkins filed a related complaint against numerous parties, including Board members, … hearing. We affirmed an order dismissing that Law Division complaint, indicating that Hawkins could appeal the Board's …
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… I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN CHARGING THE JURY CONCERNING ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY WHERE THE CO-DEFENDANTS DID NOT TESTIFY … he asserts that the court improperly charged the jury on accomplice liability, claiming there was a dearth of evidence … charge. Further, defendant contends that "this error was compounded by the trial court's den[ial] [of] [defendant's] …
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… was excessive. We reject defendant's first two points but agree with one aspect of his third point: the … the stepdaughter testified that the things of which she complained had ended around the time she was fourteen. Yet, … child's morals. N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). III An essential ingredient of fair trials is the obligation placed on trial …