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… finding a death caused purposely or knowingly during the commission of a robbery can constitute felony murder under … In his reply brief, defendant raises these additional points: POINT I IF THE APPELLATE COURT AGREES OR DISAGREES … particular objective. "[E]rroneous instructions on material points are presumed to be reversible error." State v. …
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… term on the assault count. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT'S STATEMENT … INVADED THE PROVINCE OF THE JURY. POINT III THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR BY PERMITTING THE JURY TO HAVE … at 483–84 (citing R. 2:10-2). III. The issues raised in Points III and IV were never the subject of objections at …
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… (count five); second- degree possession of a weapon while committing certain CDS offenses, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1 (count … THE IDENTITY OF THE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT AND SURVEILLANCE POINTS. A. The Court erred in denying defendant's motion to … in denying defendant's motion to disclose surveillance points. POINT III DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO CONFRONT WITNESSES …
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… 3 A-0187-18 Michael Dutton. The message, "O.M.W.[,]" is commonly understood to mean "on my way." The detective also … AFIS operator determined that the palm print had forty-five points of identification in its ridges, curves, and other … a match between the two palm prints using the forty-five points of comparison. He testified that he gave the two palm …
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… finding a death caused purposely or knowingly during the commission of a robbery can constitute felony murder under … In his reply brief, defendant raises these additional points: POINT I IF THE APPELLATE COURT AGREES OR DISAGREES … particular objective. "[E]rroneous instructions on material points are presumed to be reversible error." State v. …
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… and store CDS [(controlled dangerous substance)] [is] a common practice utilized by individuals who are engaged in … by the court as addressed in defendant's first two of four points, we do not visit the extensive factual and legal … a short distance beyond its municipal boundary. The State points to language in State v. Gadsden, that "where a police …
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… (PSL). In 2013, the NJSPB revoked his parole for failing to complete community service, for using an electronic device to social … and from a February 26, 2016 order dismissing his verified complaint and denying his order to show cause challenging …
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… (Bonnie) Kirschling. We affirm. Plaintiffs' verified complaint sought an accounting of the estate of decedent … moved for summary judgment. Plaintiffs raise the following points on appeal: POINT I PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY WAS IMPROPERLY … amount of the Medicaid lien. V. Plaintiffs' other alleged points of error are so lacking in merit as to not warrant …
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… (PSL). In 2013, the NJSPB revoked his parole for failing to complete community service, for using an electronic device to social … and from a February 26, 2016 order dismissing his verified complaint and denying his order to show cause challenging …
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… (Bonnie) Kirschling. We affirm. Plaintiffs' verified complaint sought an accounting of the estate of decedent … moved for summary judgment. Plaintiffs raise the following points on appeal: POINT I PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY WAS IMPROPERLY … amount of the Medicaid lien. V. Plaintiffs' other alleged points of error are so lacking in merit as to not warrant …
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… and store CDS [(controlled dangerous substance)] [is] a common practice utilized by individuals who are engaged in … by the court as addressed in defendant's first two of four points, we do not visit the extensive factual and legal … a short distance beyond its municipal boundary. The State points to language in State v. Gadsden, that "where a police …
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A-0371-24 Briefs
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… Princeton, NJ 08540 (609) 766-9500 Jpribish@pribish-reiss.com Attorneys for Plaintiff/Appellant Pelaez Construction, … POINT I: RESPONDENTS’ ARGUMENTS CONTAINED IN POINTS I AND II OF THEIR BRIEF IN OPPOSITION ARE, WITHOUT … AMENDED 4 POINT I RESPONDENTS’ ARGUMENTS CONTAINED IN POINTS I AND II OF THEIR BRIEF IN OPPOSITION ARE, WITHOUT …
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… POINT III THE PROSECUTOR'S SUMMATION WAS REPLETE WITH COMMENTS IMPROPERLY BOLSTERING THE CREDIBILITY AND TESTIMONY … IN EVIDENCE AND EXPRESSIONS OF PERSONAL OPINION, AS WELL AS COMMENTS GROUPING HIMSELF WITH THE JURY AND DENIGRATING … POINT IV THE CUMULATIVE IMPACT OF THE ERRORS DESCRIBED IN POINTS II AND III DENIED [DEFENDANT] DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR …
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… physical ailments, defendant told Large he was unable to complete the field sobriety tests. Defendant initially … counseled brief on appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT'S … OF TRIAL TESTIMONY ABOUT THE CONSPICUOUSLY HIGH NUMBER OF POINTS ON [DEFENDANT]'S LICENSE WAS PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT …
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… him with a business venture to invest in a new 'production company.'" Id. at 2. Linda signed a contract "guaranteeing … conviction. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED … remaining claims – some of which are reprised on appeal in points II and III – that he was denied the effective …
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… billing data from Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance companies, Judge Joseph P. Donohue issued a warrant … N.J.S.A. 2C:20-4(a), and second-degree conspiracy to commit health care fraud, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1), with all of … WAS EXPLAINED TO HIM BY TRIAL COUNSEL AS A REALISTIC OUTCOME. B. IN CONSIDERING SLATER FACTOR NUMBER ONE, THE …
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… 2017. Particularly that defendant stalked the victim and committed the charged offenses. The evidence included … [O]f Robbery Defendant Must Have Formed [T]he Intent [T]o Commit Theft Before [A]ny Intimidation [O]f W.K. Occurred. … not abuse his discretion by denying the request. III. In Points III and IV, defendant maintains the State failed to …
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… found no factual basis for it in the record. The judge did comment that the jury could consider Tellado's testimony at … a reasonable doubt, that the interrogating officers have complied with Miranda. State v. Yohnnson, 204 N.J. 43, 59 … statement. However, even if we could conclude the judge committed an error, we would deem it harmless beyond a …
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… Forensic Center for evaluation. At trial, the hospital committing psychiatrist testified that defendant was … determine if the cause was schizophrenia, substances, or a combination of both. She said that defendant was then … IMPOSED WAS MANIFESTLY EXCESSIVE. I. We address only two points. Defendant contends that the trial judge's failure to …
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… found no factual basis for it in the record. The judge did comment that the jury could consider Tellado's testimony at … a reasonable doubt, that the interrogating officers have complied with Miranda. State v. Yohnnson, 204 N.J. 43, 59 … statement. However, even if we could conclude the judge committed an error, we would deem it harmless beyond a …