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… to impose conditions of PSL restricting Internet access. "Community supervision for life was 'designed to protect the … sentence, a special sentence of parole supervision for life commencing upon the offender's release from incarceration. … October 2010. Ibid. J.I. violated this special condition by visiting seemingly benign, non- work-related websites. Id. …
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… (NOT RAISED BELOW) POINT II: A CRIMINAL ATTEMPT CAN ONLY BE COMMITTED WITH A PURPOSEFUL STATE OF MIND; YET THE JURY … apartment, and at a time when defendant's brother was visiting K.G. The break-in was captured on a security video, … "not very much different." However, viewed in context, that comment would not have confused the jury, because the judge …
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… Units (FCIUs), including those in programs operating as combined Mobile Response and Stabilization Services/Family … truancy, or prostitution/human trafficking), the CU will revisit the scope of its services and emphasize the court … Where possible, a representative of the FCIU should visit annually each service provider to which the unit …
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… GARB. (PARTIALLY RAISED BELOW) POINT III THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT IN SUMMATION, INCLUDING WHEN SHE URGED, … at the home of Jacqueline Auston. Her son, Calvin, was visiting from North Carolina. Also present were Jacqueline's … to the sentencing court a . . . still photograph, a computer- generated presentation, or a video presentation of …
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… detectives that he worked in Paterson. He admitted he had visited Market Street and the surrounding area to solicit … focus on the "puzzle pieces" he had presented, use their "common sense" and not to be distracted by defense counsel's … The prosecutor asserted Nadjhier's "willing[ness]" to accompany defendant created a "probability" of knowledge from …
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… and fire-bombing of four Jewish synagogues and a Jewish community center. Specifically, defendant was convicted of … 2C:17-1(a); two counts of first-degree conspiracy to commit arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1; two … that persons who engage in hate crimes often visit certain websites and communicate with other people who …
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… and underwent surgery to address her injuries. After the completion of discovery, defendants moved for summary … and affirm. I. We derive the following facts from the competent evidence submitted by the parties in support of, … a foot brace and physical therapy. Plaintiff later visited Ralph Napoli, M.D. who, after reviewing a magnetic …
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… 3 A-3282-16T4 I. Here, the State charged that defendant committed the aforementioned offenses on various dates … she was twelve and until she was sixteen years old, she visited defendant's house several times a week without her … Susan Cohen Esquilin testified about Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS). Dr. Esquilin stated that CSAAS …
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… time, materials it received in response to a July 4, 2004 communications data warrant. The date of the materials … and whether there is a reasonable probability that the outcome of the trial would have been different had the State … that they relied on the subscriber history in deciding to visit defendant's mother's home and later his girlfriend's …
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… again started to attend the youth group activities and her communications with defendant increased. She would see … would drive her home. B.H. stated that during her second visit to defendant's home, he entered the family room where … Defendant said he could help her "be happy" and "become closer to God" if they reenacted his "visions." B.H. …
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… Association (defendant or BHIA). The court- appointed commissioners valued the property and fixed just … as of the date of the taking, determined by what a willing buyer and a willing seller would agree to, neither being … of the remaining property constitutes the severance damages visited upon that property as a result of the taking. …
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… we conclude the motion judge erred in his analysis, we commence our review with a summary of the relevant legal … to the Township of North Bergen" and "receive[d] paid compensation to which [they] were not entitled" during the … and archiving facility for other [d]epartments. I have visited this location previously on another matter, and have …
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… Parsippany-Troy Hills Police Department (the PD), filed a complaint in the Law Division asserting various causes of … no cause in favor of defendants and dismissed plaintiff's complaint. Plaintiff now appeals from the no cause jury … in law enforcement today." http://www.parpolice.com/ (visited on May 28, 2019). 13 A-2356-17T1 using his PD …
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… its allegations. It suffices to say that motion practice commenced almost immediately thereafter and continued … between them." The consent judgment also provided a visitation schedule for holidays, birthdays, and vacations. … above and expressly denied plaintiff's request to revisit the then-current arrears of $17,658.70, finding …
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… stated that during the summer months, A.A. usually would visit her and other relatives in North Carolina. In the … to return to New Jersey. M.G. thought A.A. would be more comfortable calling her when no one was around. A.A. called … text him. She explained that she and her boyfriend had been communicating with each other regularly for about a year. …
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… granting defendant summary judgment and dismissing her complaint. On appeal, she contends that, contrary to the … by the Church to operate as a Roman Catholic institution, committed to providing an education in a religious … religious doctrine . . . . [Id. at 647-48 (quoting Geary v. Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Par. Sch., 7 F.3d 324, …
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… letters she sent to the prosecutor and judge. She also visited the prosecutor's office, claimed that defendant … and requested the charges be dropped. She also continued to communicate with defendant during his incarceration and told … improper motive.3 3 Defendant also asserts the trial court committed reversible error in admitting Cathy's statements …
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… United States on deceptive behavior and aftermarket hidden compartments." The court found Gilmore "qualified to render … in part because the exit ramp had a speed limit sign that recommended traveling "[twenty-five] miles per hour" and … stated he left from Newark and was going to the Bronx to visit family. Gilmore explained to Rosario in English that …
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… 3 A-3282-16T4 I. Here, the State charged that defendant committed the aforementioned offenses on various dates … she was twelve and until she was sixteen years old, she visited defendant's house several times a week without her … Susan Cohen Esquilin testified about Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS). Dr. Esquilin stated that CSAAS …
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… and raises the following issues: POINT I THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED REVERSIBLE MISCONDUCT WHEN SHE APPEALED TO THE … BY THE RECORD IN HER SUMMATION. A. THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT WHEN SHE ASKED THE JURY TO VIEW THE … when sleeping and to stab out the eyes of his cousins when visiting. Id. at 107-08. The prosecutor's comments here bear …