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… A few months before the homicide, defendant pushed his way into Hiciano's home. Hiciano and defendant argued. … that he had a compromising video of Hiciano that could get her in trouble with her boss. Eventually, Lopez and … surveillance and other aspects of their investigation. He ultimately insisted he last saw her soon after she left his …
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… victim was his step-daughter. The offending behavior commenced when she was nine years old. It came to light when … involved strategic choices not subject to attack by way of PCR relief. The judge also noted that in 4 … trial. Although defendant complained his attorney did not visit him frequently in jail, he did not explain how that …
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… victim was his step-daughter. The offending behavior commenced when she was nine years old. It came to light when … involved strategic choices not subject to attack by way of PCR relief. The judge also noted that in 4 … trial. Although defendant complained his attorney did not visit him frequently in jail, he did not explain how that …
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… so long as it did not require removal of any living vegetation, thereby preserving the covenant in the … be located less than ten feet from the pavement or cartway of any street, whether public or private." The Drehers' … concert-featuring-jessies-girl-back-to-the-80s-show/(last visited Oct 17, 2023) [https://perma.cc/9D8B-A86F]. 6 …
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… so long as it did not require removal of any living vegetation, thereby preserving the covenant in the … be located less than ten feet from the pavement or cartway of any street, whether public or private." The Drehers' … concert-featuring-jessies-girl-back-to-the-80s-show/(last visited Oct 17, 2023) [https://perma.cc/9D8B-A86F]. 6 …
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… is not disputed and, therefore, it does not affect the ultimate outcome of this case. 6 The State also sought a … “more than a decade ago,” but it “ended in [defendant’s] getting a restraining order against her, [and] her being … findings based solely on video or documentary evidence, best advances the interests of justice in a judicial system …
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… is not disputed and, therefore, it does not affect the ultimate outcome of this case. 6 The State also sought a … “more than a decade ago,” but it “ended in [defendant’s] getting a restraining order against her, [and] her being … findings based solely on video or documentary evidence, best advances the interests of justice in a judicial system …
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A-53-24 - Supplemental Appellant Brief
Briefs
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… into her eye as well as the RETISERT detachment, and that ultimately led to her blindness in the left eye. … gave [him] a potential cause for why [Ms. Beavan] was getting so much inflammation” despite the injection. (Pa135 … caused [her] injuries, and other inconsistencies of fact best reserved for a jury to contemplate. The finding of any …
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… TRADES, DISTRICT COUNCIL 21, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 331, AND ATLANTIC AND CAPE MAY COUNTY … projections. Such findings are especially crucial to the ultimate disposition of plaintiffs' state equal protection … labor unions representing thousands of casino workers (together, "intervenors") intervened to defend Section …
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… TRADES, DISTRICT COUNCIL 21, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 331, AND ATLANTIC AND CAPE MAY COUNTY … projections. Such findings are especially crucial to the ultimate disposition of plaintiffs' state equal protection … labor unions representing thousands of casino workers (together, "intervenors") intervened to defend Section …
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… on four or five prior occasions, and the information had always been reliable. Suschke stated that when he receives … is "based on 'specific and articulable facts which, taken together with rational inferences from those facts,' give rise … an "open-ended question" and the response would address the ultimate issue in the case, specifically, whether defendant …
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… on four or five prior occasions, and the information had always been reliable. Suschke stated that when he receives … is "based on 'specific and articulable facts which, taken together with rational inferences from those facts,' give rise … an "open-ended question" and the response would address the ultimate issue in the case, specifically, whether defendant …
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… judge erred by not providing her due process, finding she committed the predicate act of harassment, determining an … He began with "I want to advise you of your right to get a lawyer and determine if you[] [are] ready" and relayed … schools as the judge failed to consider the children's best interests and that "[n]one of the alleged acts of …
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… judge erred by not providing her due process, finding she committed the predicate act of harassment, determining an … He began with "I want to advise you of your right to get a lawyer and determine if you[] [are] ready" and relayed … schools as the judge failed to consider the children's best interests and that "[n]one of the alleged acts of …
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… the following facts. On the day plaintiff fell, she was visiting her sister, Linda Neusch, and her brother-in-law, … So what happened when you grabbed the handrail? A: It gave way. It, like, kind of shifted. Q: What do you mean it kind … parts come apart in the past with an attempt to hold them together as can be seen in [the photographs he 7 A-4925-17T2 …
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… the following facts. On the day plaintiff fell, she was visiting her sister, Linda Neusch, and her brother-in-law, … So what happened when you grabbed the handrail? A: It gave way. It, like, kind of shifted. Q: What do you mean it kind … parts come apart in the past with an attempt to hold them together as can be seen in [the photographs he 7 A-4925-17T2 …
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… defendants pending trial if they pose risks, which no combination of non-monetary and monetary conditions could … excludable time periods, the defendant does not get to just walk out of jail. The court may release the … the two-year clock differs from the 180-day clock in three ways: when it starts; how days are counted; and what a …
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… defendants pending trial if they pose risks, which no combination of non-monetary and monetary conditions could … excludable time periods, the defendant does not get to just walk out of jail. The court may release the … the two-year clock differs from the 180-day clock in three ways: when it starts; how days are counted; and what a …
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… to the BCPO's Paramus office where he was interrogated and ultimately made incriminating admissions. In October 2020, a … He also stated that he believed the switch was the only way to activate the recording device. 5 A-2658-21 At the … and to allow defense counsel with an investigator to "visit and inspect the scene of the interrogation room and …
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… the other officers the civilian had a gun, and moved away from the door toward the 3 A-2214-15T1 street. The … the Patterson threshold was not met. However, the Board ultimately found the Patterson threshold was met. That … his gun not at Mogul, but at a third person, such as a visiting social worker covered by the Public Employees' …