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… (count three). Defendant was tried in December 2016. Immediately before the trial commenced, defense counsel alerted the court that defendant … be barred from advancing this defense because he did not comply with 3 A-0087-18 Rule 3:12-11 and because "the …
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… LIMITING INSTRUCTIONS TO THE JURY ON THE USE OF [NICOLE'S] COMPLAINTS. (NOT RAISED BELOW). POINT III THE TRIAL COURT … IN ONE[,] FALSE IN ALL["] INSTRUCTION EVEN THOUGH THE COMPLAINING WITNESS'S CREDIBILITY WAS A KEY ISSUE AT TRIAL. … "that's it" and "that's all" was when the detectives informed him that they were not interested in speaking about …
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… FINDINGS. POINT IV 4 A-4243-17T1 EVEN IF ANY ONE OF THE COMPLAINED-OF ERRORS WOULD BE INSUFFICIENT TO WARRANT … and gasping for air. The trooper called for emergency medical assistance, and a helicopter 5 A-4243-17T1 arrived … trooper they were not injured in the crash, but defendant complained that she had gotten thorns in her feet from …
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… 9-1-1 because she believed the man might be in need of medical attention. Officer Zachary Knudson was dispatched to … his sentences tapered off toward the end, he was unable to complete sentences, and he was having rambling thoughts." … keeping his body in a normal position, and trouble completing his thought processes in response to questions. …
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… S.B.W. on the street and, with the assistance of accomplices Joshua Sloan and Jonathan Kearney, drove her to an … to the 2012 assault and the 2013 shooting. She further informed defendant: I know that you do not want to plead guilty … The judge also 3 Defendant raised a number of additional points in his PCR petition and in his brief before the PCR …
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… (count three). Defendant was tried in December 2016. Immediately before the trial commenced, defense counsel alerted the court that defendant … be barred from advancing this defense because he did not comply with 3 A-0087-18 Rule 3:12-11 and because "the …
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… S.B.W. on the street and, with the assistance of accomplices Joshua Sloan and Jonathan Kearney, drove her to an … to the 2012 assault and the 2013 shooting. She further informed defendant: I know that you do not want to plead guilty … The judge also 3 Defendant raised a number of additional points in his PCR petition and in his brief before the PCR …
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… LIMITING INSTRUCTIONS TO THE JURY ON THE USE OF [NICOLE'S] COMPLAINTS. (NOT RAISED BELOW). POINT III THE TRIAL COURT … IN ONE[,] FALSE IN ALL["] INSTRUCTION EVEN THOUGH THE COMPLAINING WITNESS'S CREDIBILITY WAS A KEY ISSUE AT TRIAL. … "that's it" and "that's all" was when the detectives informed him that they were not interested in speaking about …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar … for purposes of N.J.S.A. 54:8-3(a); and, (2) even if deemed a method of accounting, could not supersede the … were not usable towards the 2010 audited assessment. As he points out, he overpaid his GIT liabilities by more than the …
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… for third-degree terroristic threats involving a threat to commit a crime of violence. Defendant contends: POINT I THE … IRRELEVANT EVIDENCE TO PROVE [DEFENDANT'S] PROPENSITY TO COMMIT THE CRIMES CHARGED, THEREBY PREJUDICING HIS RIGHT TO … got out of his car, walked up to the taxicab and slammed a black object on the roof, causing the taxi driver to …
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… entered a judgment in defendant's favor pursuant to the Comparative Negligence Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.1 to -5.8. … argues he is entitled to a new trial because of these claimed errors. We affirm the judgment in defendant's favor. The … I walked up [to Greentree], there was an Escalade [vehicle] come up Greentree Road onto Route 70. And at that point, I …
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… 9-1-1 because she believed the man might be in need of medical attention. Officer Zachary Knudson was dispatched to … his sentences tapered off toward the end, he was unable to complete sentences, and he was having rambling thoughts." … keeping his body in a normal position, and trouble completing his thought processes in response to questions. …
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… FINDINGS. POINT IV 4 A-4243-17T1 EVEN IF ANY ONE OF THE COMPLAINED-OF ERRORS WOULD BE INSUFFICIENT TO WARRANT … and gasping for air. The trooper called for emergency medical assistance, and a helicopter 5 A-4243-17T1 arrived … trooper they were not injured in the crash, but defendant complained that she had gotten thorns in her feet from …
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… the passenger side window. That football season, Huynh claimed defendant lost bets between 4 A-2524-22 $12,000-$14,000, … the jury. Brisban testified defendant explained he had just come from Huynh's house to collect his sports bet winnings … and to "stop [Huynh] from taking [defendant's] money." He points to Dr. Remick's testimony that besides the cut 17 …
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… boxes" in the downstairs office, which were locked. Accompanied by 4 A-3309-21 police, Kevin Jr. accessed the … Dunn watched it with him and Kevin Sr., but Dunn claimed the Kellys never showed it to him. Kevin Sr. testified … was supposed to be, you would know where it is." At certain points, the prosecutor asked Vollbrecht to confirm which …
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… waited for the victim's mother to return from work and informed her of the incident. The victim's mother reported it to … to English, Google Translate, https://translate.google.com/?sl=es&tl=en&text=t%C3%ADo&op=translate. 3 A-0819-19 … very precarious situation." Defendant raises the following points on appeal: 12 A-0819-19 POINT ONE DEFENDANT'S …
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… THE TRIAL, THE TRIAL COURT FAILED TO REEVALUATE DEFENDANT'S COMPETENCE. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN IMPOSING A … HISTORY OF MENTAL ILLNESS, HIS SUICIDAL TENDENCIES, AND HIS MEDICAL ISSUES OUTWEIGHED THE NEED FOR GENERAL DETERRENCE. … the State's evidence. The Course of the Trial At several points in the trial, the judge engaged in further colloquy …
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… that he was "not satisfied that there [was] sufficient competent evidence presented to warrant [his reporting] this … unnecessary and that plaintiff could "proceed as [he] deemed appropriate." The attorney also requested conferences … of $100,000. Now on appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I: JUDGE MIZDOL SHOULD …
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… using opiates. However, she admitted to using leftover pain medication 4 A-1787-21 from a prior dental procedure leading … drugs and claimed if he took a drug screen test, he would "come clean." Two days later, both Morgan and Jeff tested … program (IOP) treatment for Morgan and Jeff. Morgan completed the IOP. Jeff tested positive for morphine in …
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… ineligibility. On appeal, McCain raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I BECAUSE A SERIOUS … RIGHTS TO DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR TRIAL. POINT IV THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN PERMITTING THE LEAD … the front seat, [he] recovered . . . a cutting agent." Immediately after, the prosecutor asked Detective Tuccillo to …