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… only when he or she "has presented a prima facie [case] in support of [PCR]," State v. Marshall, 148 N.J. 89, 158 … defendant contends that she lacked the mental capacity to commit the murder and therefore that her trial counsel … not testing the blood on defendant's clothes would not have supported a self-defense claim, particularly because …
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… and eleven sheds, which apparently generated rental income. According to the complaint, the parties entered into … required the sellers to forbear from pursuing legal remedies under the installment contract on conditions. The … This appeal followed. The buyers argue the following points: POINT I PLAINTIFF AS RESPONDENT BREACHED THE …
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… fine, $6 assessment, $33 court costs, $50 Violent Crimes Compensation Board penalty, $75 Safe Neighborhood Act … suggested the police go find her. The police suggested he accompany them to find her, which defendant did, but could not … provided those 4 A-4514-16T2 factual findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2539-22 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. WALI HARRIS, Defendant-Appellant. ________________________ Submitted May 21, 2024 – Decided June 4, 2024 Before Judges Enright and Whipple. …
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… to conduct a de novo review of that conviction. This matter comes to us by a lengthy and circuitous route. On August 22, … as an indigent, as required by R[ule] 3:21-4[(i)], strict compliance with these time limitations so as to effectively …
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… his claims. On appeal, defendant renews nearly all of the points raised before the second PCR court, asserting: POINT … DURING SEVERAL KEY AREAS DURING TRIAL; FIRST PCR COUNSEL COMPOUNDED THE HARM BY FAILING TO RAISE THESE CLAIMS DURING … was filed well beyond the one-year time requirement embodied in Rule 3:22-12(a)(2). Moreover, the equitable relief …
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… 180 days in the county jail, and was also required to comply with registration obligations under Megan's Law, … REMAINING BASES FOR DENYING DEFENDANT'S PCR PETITION WERE UNSUPPORTED IN THE RECORD, RENDERING THE DENIAL AN ABUSE OF … court's perspective, counsel exhausted all reasonable remedies with "reasonable professional judgment" and "sound …
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… without an evidentiary hearing. He raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED IN … of the negotiated plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a probationary term conditioned upon defendant's … "no facts, certifications, or corroborating evidence to support this claim." Conversely, the court found the plea …
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… the victim's waistband. Defendant provided no evidence to support those assertions. The trial court denied that second … the victim was indeed related to Detective Davis. Defendant points to transcripts of telephone calls made by a private … Davis shared a surname, and that the detective had been communicating with the victim's family. The PCR judge …
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… 2017), certif. denied, 235 N.J. 394 (2018). 2 The parties commenced their dissolution proceeding in January 2003, … of our previous remand orders, Mautner and Goldman filed competing appeals. Goldman III, (slip op. at 4). While those … undergirding the trial court's decision if they are supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence on …
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… a transcript of a court-generated audio recording of comments made by the trial judge outside the presence of the … Right. Judge: Oh God, what a messed up situation. In support of his motion, J.A.M. argued it was necessary to his … to be shared outside of his chambers. In addition, J.A.M. points to no instance of demonstrated bias by the judge …
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… he still filed inquiries and grievances in which he complained, among other things, he was not being given free … time in the law library. Appellant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE APPELLATE COURT SHOULD ORDER … it is "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… THERE IS A SUBSTANTIAL LIKELIHOOD . . . MCLAUGHLIN WILL COMMIT ANOTHER CRIME IF HE IS RELEASED. POINT V THE PAROLE … of purposely causing the death of another in the course of committing a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3, and one 4 A-3695-20 … and substance use during childhood; lack of "prosocial peer supports" and limited family supports; "[e]vidence of …
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… a.m., and suffered serious injuries, including a displaced, comminuted cervical fracture, vertebral artery injury, and … This appeal followed. Plaintiffs raise the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE MOTION COURT ERRED … . . . ." As in Parks, "[w]e disagree that the record supports such an irrefutable conclusion." 176 N.J. at 494. …
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… a March 7, 2023 order denying her application for child support. We reverse and remand the order for further … would have to file] a separate motion supplemented by a completed [Case Information Statement (CIS)] from both … Rule 5:5-3 still applied. And although, as plaintiff points out, the financial statement defendant provided when …
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… who was yelling for help with her hands up and blood coming down her face. The police detained defendant and … on August 11, 2022, denying defendant's petition. In a supporting oral decision placed on the 6 A-3876-21 record on … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I [DEFENDANT] IS …
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… DURING DAYS SINCE CHILD WASN'T IN SCHOOL FULL TIME; MOTHER COMMITTED BAD FAITH ACT TO REDUCE FATHER'S PARENTING TIME ON … CUSTODY EXPERT INTO THE CASE AND NOT REVIEWING EVIDENCE OF COMPARISONS BETWEEN THE DIFFERENCE OF THE OAK RIDGE, NEW … 413 (1998). Those findings will be upheld when they are supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence. …
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… municipal judge found that defendant raised his hands while completing the walk-and-turn test and defendant raised his … the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IRDC), thirty days' community service, one year interlock device, and payment of … the findings and result meet this criterion, its task is complete and it should not disturb the result . . . ." Ibid. …
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… his former trial counsel he had filed an internal affairs complaint against the lead detective, she failed to pursue … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: DEFENDANT WAS DENIED EFFECTIVE … we should not disturb "'the PCR court's findings that are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" …
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… CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; PNC BANK, SUCCESSOR TO MIDLANTIC COMMERCIAL LEASING CORPORATION; and JALBERT PRODUCTIONS … submitted appropriate business records and invoices to support its calculations of the amounts due, thereby … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I STANDARD OF REVIEW: ABUSE OF DISCRETION. 8 …