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… dismissal with prejudice of plaintiff Jonathan Ehrlich's complaint, and denial of his order to show cause, a brief … fifty-eight-page opinion finding, among other things, that none of plaintiff's "exceptions" satisfied the requirements … and -2. Now on appeal, plaintiff raises the following points: POINT I THE COURT BELOW ERRED AS A MATTER OF LAW IN …
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… video recordings from the victim's 3 A-4145-17T4 cell phone and area video surveillance cameras. The facts … and weapons charges that the jury found him guilty of committing. At the ensuing trial, the State's witnesses … brief , beginning first with his contentions in Points I through Point III about a tape recording of a 911 …
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… porch. Defendant, Hill, and Smith had exited the car and gone to the trunk where Hill retrieved a rifle from the … 2C:43-7.2. This appeal followed. I. We review defendant's Points I, II and IV under a plain error standard because … the assistant prosecutor's summation when he stated: Ladies and gentlemen, when you consider all of the evidence in …
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… WITH THE MODEL CHARGES, THAT THE IDENTITY OF THE PERSON WHO COMMITTED THE CRIME IS AN ELEMENT OF THE OFFENSE WHICH THE … REFLECTS THE COURT'S ORAL PRONOUNCEMENT THAT COUNTS ONE AND THREE MERGE INTO COUNT FIVE. III. MR. CANTY'S … heroin in Plainfield. This source also provided a phone number that the individuals purportedly used to conduct …
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… WITH THE MODEL CHARGES, THAT THE IDENTITY OF THE PERSON WHO COMMITTED THE CRIME IS AN ELEMENT OF THE OFFENSE WHICH THE … REFLECTS THE COURT'S ORAL PRONOUNCEMENT THAT COUNTS ONE AND THREE MERGE INTO COUNT FIVE. III. MR. CANTY'S … heroin in Plainfield. This source also provided a phone number that the individuals purportedly used to conduct …
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… DOCKET NO. 090662 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, : Plaintiff-Petitioner, : v. : FRENCH G. LEE, : Defendant-Respondent. : … has more underlying evidence, including black box studies … and blind proficiency tests, than most forensic … rate. (IPb2-4). The State does not dispute those basic points— at the trial in this very case, the State’s expert …
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… but not the motion judge, considered oral argument. In a comprehensive written decision, the judge addressed these … 104 S. Ct. at 2064, 80 L. Ed. 2d at 693). "To satisfy prong one, [a defendant] ha[s] to overcome a strong presumption … prior opinion to properly consider the arguments made in Points I through IV. In December 2009, police observed …
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… but not the motion judge, considered oral argument. In a comprehensive written decision, the judge addressed these … 104 S. Ct. at 2064, 80 L. Ed. 2d at 693). "To satisfy prong one, [a defendant] ha[s] to overcome a strong presumption … prior opinion to properly consider the arguments made in Points I through IV. In December 2009, police observed …
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… aggravated sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(1) (count one); second-degree sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(b) … potential defenses and motions, discussed the probable outcome of a trial, reviewed the plea form and supplemental … and this appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration3: POINT ONE [DEFENDANT] IS …
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… Law Division. E.R.M. was charged with offenses, which if committed by an adult, were: first- NOT FOR PUBLICATION … that they had "fooled around a little bit" and had sex on one occasion. E.R.M. insisted it was consensual and that he … of discretion. The State on appeal raises the following points of error: POINT I THE FAMILY COURT SUBSTITUTED ITS …
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… possession of a firearm, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b) (count one); and fourth-degree resisting arrest, N.J.S.A. … on count four. On appeal, defendant raises the following points in his counsel's brief: 3 A-5004-17T3 POINT I THE … an element which would have added another significant ingredient to the charges. We respectfully disagree with the …
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… October 2015, the Jersey City Police Department obtained a communications data warrant for defendant's Facebook account … charging him with first-degree gang criminality (count one); third- degree conspiracy to distribute a controlled … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I. THE GANG CRIMINALITY STATUTE, N.J.S.A. …
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… possession of a firearm, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(b) (count one); and fourth-degree resisting arrest, N.J.S.A. … on count four. On appeal, defendant raises the following points in his counsel's brief: 3 A-5004-17T3 POINT I THE … an element which would have added another significant ingredient to the charges. We respectfully disagree with the …
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… Law Division. E.R.M. was charged with offenses, which if committed by an adult, were: first- NOT FOR PUBLICATION … that they had "fooled around a little bit" and had sex on one occasion. E.R.M. insisted it was consensual and that he … of discretion. The State on appeal raises the following points of error: POINT I THE FAMILY COURT SUBSTITUTED ITS …
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… October 2015, the Jersey City Police Department obtained a communications data warrant for defendant's Facebook account … charging him with first-degree gang criminality (count one); third- degree conspiracy to distribute a controlled … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I. THE GANG CRIMINALITY STATUTE, N.J.S.A. …
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… aggravated sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(1) (count one); second-degree sexual assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(b) … potential defenses and motions, discussed the probable outcome of a trial, reviewed the plea form and supplemental … and this appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration3: POINT ONE [DEFENDANT] IS …
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… conviction in Union County. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration on appeal: POINT I DEFENDANT'S … BY PRECLUDING HIM FROM PRESENTING EVIDENCE [. . .] THAT THE COMPLAINING WITNESS HAD FALSELY ACCUSED HER FATHER OF SEXUAL … ABUSE. POINT III THE CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF THE AFOREMENTIONED ERRORS DENIED DEFENDANT A FAIR TRIAL. POINT IV THE …
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… disability" is currently accepted in the medical community "to describe the identical phenomenon." Hall v. … a school for special needs children until she was twenty-one. S.S. cannot read, write, cook or use public … capable of holding a job, does not understand the value of money, and cannot function independently. As a result of her …
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… disability" is currently accepted in the medical community "to describe the identical phenomenon." Hall v. … a school for special needs children until she was twenty-one. S.S. cannot read, write, cook or use public … capable of holding a job, does not understand the value of money, and cannot function independently. As a result of her …
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… conviction in Union County. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration on appeal: POINT I DEFENDANT'S … BY PRECLUDING HIM FROM PRESENTING EVIDENCE [. . .] THAT THE COMPLAINING WITNESS HAD FALSELY ACCUSED HER FATHER OF SEXUAL … ABUSE. POINT III THE CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF THE AFOREMENTIONED ERRORS DENIED DEFENDANT A FAIR TRIAL. POINT IV THE …