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… officer's guilty finding and imposition of sanctions for committing prohibited act *.004, fighting with another … of the incident and concluded that self-defense was not supported by the evidence, particularly since Morris-Greene … 4 A-1743-17T4 On appeal, Catona raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE FINAL AGENCY …
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… in the residence.2 Officer Sofield returned to the house, accompanied by defendant's mother. Sofield and another … testified at the suppression hearing that the TRO form was completed after the search was conducted. He explained that … that he committed "a" predicate offense was not adequate to support his convictions under both N.J.S.A. 2C:39-7(a) …
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… 2C:43-7.2. On this appeal, he presents the following points of argument through counsel: I. FAILURE TO INSTRUCT … BELOW) III. THE TRIAL COURT'S CONFUSING AND UNTAILORED ACCOMPLICE LIABILITY INSTRUCTION VIOLATED BIELKIEWICZ AND LEFT … issues in a supplemental pro se brief: I. THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT IN HER SUMMATION, THEREBY DEPRIVING …
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… a thorough oral decision. Because Tucker plainly does not support defendant's position, we affirm Judge Polansky's … the robbery charges Sergeant Audino was investigating were completely different from, and totally unrelated to, the … a homicide. 133 N.J. at 240-41. Defendant's girlfriend accompanied him and once they arrived at the office, she …
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… Middlesex County, Indictment No. 17-01- 0091. Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for … 2C:39-7(a). In addition, defendant was charged in a complaint warrant with harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4(a), a … A-1980-18T4 the State had presented sufficient evidence to support the charge of terroristic threats. The judge found …
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… time required by Rule 3:21-10(a), and the motion did not come within any of the exceptions enumerated in Rule 3:21- … the casual, off-record back-room exchanges of opinions and comments between judges and clerks." Defendant asserts that … Suffice it to say, defendant's allegations have no support whatsoever in the record. There is no evidence of …
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… JURORS WHO WERE PART OF A-5185-14T4 8 THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY DENIED DEFENDANT A FAIR TRIAL. POINT III – THE … asserts, none of the errors had any effect upon the outcome here; every alleged error was blatantly harmless. Under … However, even if such evidence had been admitted, the outcome would have been the same. Although we fail to see how …
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… in January 2005. On this appeal, he presents the following points of argument: I. [M.C.'s] PARENTAL RIGHTS SHOULD NOT … THE TRIAL JUDGE AND THE EVIDENCE ADMITTED AT TRIAL DID NOT SUPPORT A LEGAL CONCLUSION THAT ALL FOUR PRONGS OF THE BEST … OF THE FAILURE OF DCPP AND THE COURT 3 A-5609-15T1 TO COMPLY WITH THE NOTICE REQUIREMENTS OF THE INDIAN CHILD …
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… relief (PCR), which defendant filed following his civil commitment to the Special Treatment Unit, pursuant to the … (counts two and four). In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a three-year flat sentence and to dismiss the more … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE ORDER DENYING …
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… from an adjudication of delinquency for conduct which, if committed by an adult, would constitute second- degree … appeal followed. On appeal, A.A.J. raises the following points: POINT I THE LOWER COURT ERRED IN DENYING DEFENDANT'S … factual and credibility findings, so long as they are supported by the record. State v. Handy, 206 N.J. 39, 44 …
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… DOCKET NO. A-3879-14T3 DR. HENRILYNN D. IBEZIM and MARY V. COMPTON, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. and … was built, and the amount of the then-existing lien all support their claim of fraud.3 On November 6 and 8, 2014, … This appeal followed. Plaintiffs raise the following points on appeal: POINT I EXISTENCE OF GENUINE ISSUES. POINT …
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… Blue entered the order under review and rendered a comprehensive oral opinion. A jury found defendant guilty of … FAILED TO BRIEF AND THE PCR [JUDGE] FAILED TO CONSIDER POINTS I AND III RAISED IN [DEFENDANT]'S PRO SE PCR … hearing when he "'has presented a prima facie [claim] in support of [PCR],'" meaning that a defendant must …
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… He appeals from a DOC final agency decision finding he committed prohibited act .254, refusing to work or accept a … administrative appeal of the hearing officer's decision. In support of his appeal, Hines submitted a memorandum … and (5). 8 A-2791-18T4 Hines claims in each of his three points that the DOC should have granted his administrative …
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… and show him their hands. Defendant and the passengers complied. When he got to the driver's side door, the … judge's factual findings, "so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." … including a minor traffic offense, has been or is being committed." State v. Amelio, 197 N.J. 207, 211 (2008). The …
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… He also appeals from the concurrent denial of his motion to compel DNA testing of certain crime scene evidence. We … se supplemental brief, defendant raises these additional points. POINT I. MR. MORALES WAS ENTITLED TO HAVE JUDGE … he was incapable of pursuing post-judgment legal remedies from there is belied by the extensive record of …
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… his challenge to the DOC's Institutional Classification Committee's (ICC) determination of his objective … status while incarcerated. In 2019, the ICC applied five points against Sanjuanelo based upon a 2010 *004 … must not be arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable, or unsupported by credible evidence in the record. Henry v. …
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… Inmates assigned to sanitation duty were later required to come into contact with Allen's feces when they cleaned the … Allen's behavior on the first day, a corrections sergeant completed a disciplinary report detailing the contents of … arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or 8 A-0464-18T1 unsupported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… never had a New Jersey driver's license, only a New York commercial license. He further testified, although not … It was undisputed that defendant held a New York commercial license. Counsel further argued that defendant … CRIMINAL CHARGE. POINT III BECAUSE THE COURT'S SENTENCING RECOMMENDATION DOES NOT HAVE BINDING AUTHORITY ON THE COUNTY …
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… TRIAL COURT FOR A DETERMINATION OF WHETHER [PLAINTIFF] WAS COMPETENT TO PROCEED TO TRIAL AND WHETHER HER TRIAL COUNSEL … for a mood and anxiety disorder, and was on medication and supportive psychotherapy." Neither plaintiff nor her counsel … (sic)," and "could not appreciate questions." Plaintiff points to the judge's comment that plaintiff has "been …
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… and thorough opinions. We add only a few additional comments to lend context to the instant appeal. In the fall … BECAUSE THERE WAS INSUFFICIENT SHOWING OF PROBABLE CAUSE TO SUPPORT THE ISSUANCE OF THE SEARCH WARRANT, THE DEFENDANT'S … The judge added, the "prosecution in this case felt compelled to not provide certain documents [to defendant] …