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… clothing, masks, cellphones, and other evidence of the commission of a crime, specifically robbery." The accompanying affidavit described the residence, which is a … Defendant was charged with two counts of first-degree armed robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a)(1); second-degree …
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… appeal, defendant was assigned counsel who raised ten points, challenging defendant's convictions and sentence. … consecutive sentence on his endangering conviction. We affirmed in an unpublished opinion, State v. L.L., No. A-3262-17 … a medical procedure that day. Ibid. Defendant voluntarily accompanied police to headquarters, where he gave a Mirandized …
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… IDENTICAL TO S-1 AFTER TWO WEEKS OF TESTIMONY AND IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE CLOSE OF THE STATE'S CASE WAS AN IMPROPER DISCOVERY VIOLATION, SO AFFECTING THE OUTCOME THAT THE CONVICTION SHOULD BE OVERTURNED [(raised … IN PLAIN ERROR, LED TO AN UNJUST RESULT, AND HAD HE NOT COMMITTED THE ERRORS, 4 A-0420-15T2 THE VERDICT WOULD HAVE …
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… 2C:35-7(a).1 The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction and sentence. In his appeal, defendant … vigorously advocate on defendant's behalf. In a lengthy, comprehensive written opinion, Judge Martin G. Cronin … legal authority that supports defendant's argument. To overcome the time restrictions in Rule 3:22- 12(a)(1), in …
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… that visibly contained a half-empty bottle of alcohol and medications, and also observed a visibly open container of … license time period with an additional 3 years thereafter; completion of the required hours at the Intoxicated Driver … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points on appeal. POINT I [DEFENDANT] WAS DENIED HER RIGHTS …
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… . . . facing toward the rear across the doorway." Rice immediately recognized this was the body of the deli's owner, … USE OF A DEFENDANT'S PRE-ARREST SILENCE, AND PROVIDED AN INCOMPLETE AND DEFECTIVE CHARGE ON THE USE OF A DEFENDANT'S … had indicated that he had a relative who was accused of committing a criminal offense. 9 A-1676-12T2 4. The [c]ourt …
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… taking (counts three, eight, and eighteen); conspiracy to commit robbery (counts seven and seventeen); possession of a … because defendant was the driver and did not commit the armed robbery, as was the case in his two prior convictions. … Defendant's supplemental pro se brief raised the following points: POINT I – [DEFENDANT] SUBMITS THAT HE SHOULD NOT …
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… in a school zone and in exchange for his plea the State recommended a probationary sentence and dismissal of the … plea" or "ask him if he was supposed to be on psychiatric medication or if he had taken any at the time of the plea." … due to defendant's low IQ, use of illegal substances in combination with his prescribed medication on the day of his …
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… On May 26, 2016, A.R. was driving her cab in Camden. B.R. accompanied her for safety purposes. While parked, A.R.'s car … the evidence. According to defendant, the question primed the jury to find defendant guilty despite the missing … substantive defenses or other rules of law which may become implicated in a trial or in the charge is within the …
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… gone to the Irvington bar on the night in question, but claimed he left the premises with a female companion before the shooting and went to another club in … This PCR appeal ensued. Defendant makes the following points in his counsel's brief: 5 A-4187-17T3 POINT I THE PCR …
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… testimony that defendant repeatedly touched her vagina and committed cunnilingus on her while they were in the house … 2018, after confiding in a friend. The mother and E.O. immediately moved out of the residence. 4 A-1412-22 The State … brief, defendant specifically raises the following points: POINT I SUBSTANTIAL ERRORS INVOLVING THE ADMISSION …
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… 2C:35-7(a).1 The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction and sentence. In his appeal, defendant … vigorously advocate on defendant's behalf. In a lengthy, comprehensive written opinion, Judge Martin G. Cronin … legal authority that supports defendant's argument. To overcome the time restrictions in Rule 3:22- 12(a)(1), in …
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… that visibly contained a half-empty bottle of alcohol and medications, and also observed a visibly open container of … license time period with an additional 3 years thereafter; completion of the required hours at the Intoxicated Driver … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points on appeal. POINT I [DEFENDANT] WAS DENIED HER RIGHTS …
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… in a school zone and in exchange for his plea the State recommended a probationary sentence and dismissal of the … plea" or "ask him if he was supposed to be on psychiatric medication or if he had taken any at the time of the plea." … due to defendant's low IQ, use of illegal substances in combination with his prescribed medication on the day of his …
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… On May 26, 2016, A.R. was driving her cab in Camden. B.R. accompanied her for safety purposes. While parked, A.R.'s car … the evidence. According to defendant, the question primed the jury to find defendant guilty despite the missing … substantive defenses or other rules of law which may become implicated in a trial or in the charge is within the …
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… gone to the Irvington bar on the night in question, but claimed he left the premises with a female companion before the shooting and went to another club in … This PCR appeal ensued. Defendant makes the following points in his counsel's brief: 5 A-4187-17T3 POINT I THE PCR …
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… . . . facing toward the rear across the doorway." Rice immediately recognized this was the body of the deli's owner, … USE OF A DEFENDANT'S PRE-ARREST SILENCE, AND PROVIDED AN INCOMPLETE AND DEFECTIVE CHARGE ON THE USE OF A DEFENDANT'S … had indicated that he had a relative who was accused of committing a criminal offense. 9 A-1676-12T2 4. The [c]ourt …
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… taking (counts three, eight, and eighteen); conspiracy to commit robbery (counts seven and seventeen); possession of a … because defendant was the driver and did not commit the armed robbery, as was the case in his two prior convictions. … Defendant's supplemental pro se brief raised the following points: POINT I – [DEFENDANT] SUBMITS THAT HE SHOULD NOT …
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… IDENTICAL TO S-1 AFTER TWO WEEKS OF TESTIMONY AND IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE CLOSE OF THE STATE'S CASE WAS AN IMPROPER DISCOVERY VIOLATION, SO AFFECTING THE OUTCOME THAT THE CONVICTION SHOULD BE OVERTURNED [(raised … IN PLAIN ERROR, LED TO AN UNJUST RESULT, AND HAD HE NOT COMMITTED THE ERRORS, 4 A-0420-15T2 THE VERDICT WOULD HAVE …
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… testimony that defendant repeatedly touched her vagina and committed cunnilingus on her while they were in the house … 2018, after confiding in a friend. The mother and E.O. immediately moved out of the residence. 4 A-1412-22 The State … brief, defendant specifically raises the following points: POINT I SUBSTANTIAL ERRORS INVOLVING THE ADMISSION …