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… THE POTENTIAL IMMIGRATION CONSEQUENCES OF ENTERING A GUILTY PLEA. POINT II: [DEFENDANT]'S RIGHTS TO FAIR TRIAL UNDER THE … III: THERE WAS NO FACTUAL BASIS TO SUPPORT [DEFENDANT]'S PLEA; THUS [DEFENDANT]'S SENTENCE WAS ILLEGAL AND MAY BE … July 15, 2004, defendant initially entered a not-guilty plea with his counsel from the Office of the Public Defender …
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… THE POTENTIAL IMMIGRATION CONSEQUENCES OF ENTERING A GUILTY PLEA. POINT II: [DEFENDANT]'S RIGHTS TO FAIR TRIAL UNDER THE … III: THERE WAS NO FACTUAL BASIS TO SUPPORT [DEFENDANT]'S PLEA; THUS [DEFENDANT]'S SENTENCE WAS ILLEGAL AND MAY BE … July 15, 2004, defendant initially entered a not-guilty plea with his counsel from the Office of the Public Defender …
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… ERRED IN DENYING [DEFENDANT]'S PETITION FOR PCR. ([A]) [Plea] Counsel was Ineffective for Among Other Reasons Being Conflicted in His Representation. ([B]) [Plea] Counsel was Ineffective for Among Other Reasons … DID NOT MAKE A KNOWING, INTELLIGENT, AND VOLUNTARY PLEA, THE PCR COURT ERRED IN DENYING DEFENDANT'S PETITION …
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… in misleading him about the immigration consequences of his plea and he should be permitted to withdraw his plea of guilt. The record, however, establishes that … was advised of the immigration consequences of his plea and, therefore, we affirm. I. In April 2014, defendant …
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… agreement with the State through which he agreed to plead guilty to second degree conspiracy to commit robbery. … and filed a notice of motion to withdraw defendant's guilty plea. The motion was heard by the trial judge on September … be unjust, unfair and a true travesty to allow this guilty plea to stand. I am not guilty and want my day in court. As …
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… Quawee L. Johnson successfully moved to withdraw his guilty pleas to one third-degree offense and two second-degree … incident. In November 2019, defendant entered into a global plea agreement with the State resolving both indictments, pleading guilty to third-degree receiving stolen property, …
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… Quawee L. Johnson successfully moved to withdraw his guilty pleas to one third-degree offense and two second-degree … incident. In November 2019, defendant entered into a global plea agreement with the State resolving both indictments, pleading guilty to third-degree receiving stolen property, …
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… agreement with the State through which he agreed to plead guilty to second degree conspiracy to commit robbery. … and filed a notice of motion to withdraw defendant's guilty plea. The motion was heard by the trial judge on September … be unjust, unfair and a true travesty to allow this guilty plea to stand. I am not guilty and want my day in court. As …
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… in misleading him about the immigration consequences of his plea and he should be permitted to withdraw his plea of guilt. The record, however, establishes that … was advised of the immigration consequences of his plea and, therefore, we affirm. I. In April 2014, defendant …
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… ERRED IN DENYING [DEFENDANT]'S PETITION FOR PCR. ([A]) [Plea] Counsel was Ineffective for Among Other Reasons Being Conflicted in His Representation. ([B]) [Plea] Counsel was Ineffective for Among Other Reasons … DID NOT MAKE A KNOWING, INTELLIGENT, AND VOLUNTARY PLEA, THE PCR COURT ERRED IN DENYING DEFENDANT'S PETITION …
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… REISIG*+ TELEPHONE: 732-625-9660 FACSIMILE: 732-625-0310 EMAIL: INFO@REISIGLA W.COM *CERTlf lED BY THE S UPREME C OURT … )/Madam( es): Pursuant to New Jersey Court Rule 2:6-2(b), please accept the within Amended Letter Memorandum of Law in … SHOULD HA VE BEEN PERMITTED TO WITHDRAW HIS GUILTY PLEA ENTERED ON FEBRUARY 7, 2024 IN THE CS REGIONAL …
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… assistance of counsel as to defendant's rejection of a plea offer. On August 4, 2008, defendant and co-defendant, … 3. We noted that the "exact terms and circumstances" of any plea agreement that defendant was offered were "uncertain." … solely to the circumstances pertaining to [the State's] plea offer and defendant's decision to reject that offer …
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… assistance of counsel as to defendant's rejection of a plea offer. On August 4, 2008, defendant and co-defendant, … 3. We noted that the "exact terms and circumstances" of any plea agreement that defendant was offered were "uncertain." … solely to the circumstances pertaining to [the State's] plea offer and defendant's decision to reject that offer …
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… a time-served sentence with no probation. During his plea colloquy, defendant admitted to unlawfully taking … of someone else's car. Defendant said he reviewed the plea form with his counsel, voluntarily entered the plea agreement, and understood his guilty plea would result …
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… On July 7, 2014, defendant entered into a negotiated plea agreement, pleading guilty to an amended charge of second-degree … defendant was sentenced in accordance with the negotiated plea agreement. He did not file a direct appeal of his …
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… On July 7, 2014, defendant entered into a negotiated plea agreement, pleading guilty to an amended charge of second-degree … defendant was sentenced in accordance with the negotiated plea agreement. He did not file a direct appeal of his …
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… a time-served sentence with no probation. During his plea colloquy, defendant admitted to unlawfully taking … of someone else's car. Defendant said he reviewed the plea form with his counsel, voluntarily entered the plea agreement, and understood his guilty plea would result …
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… collaterally challenges his conviction, after a guilty plea to first-degree aggravated manslaughter. Because we conclude that defendant, in the course of his plea allocution, did not present a sufficient factual basis … a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). On June 29, 2016, defendant's plea counsel filed a motion to suppress defendant's second …
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… collaterally challenges his conviction, after a guilty plea to first-degree aggravated manslaughter. Because we conclude that defendant, in the course of his plea allocution, did not present a sufficient factual basis … a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). On June 29, 2016, defendant's plea counsel filed a motion to suppress defendant's second …
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… 9, 2019 order denying his motion to withdraw his guilty plea. We reverse and remand to permit the trial court to … application and to assess his motion to withdraw his guilty plea, consistent with State v. Slater, 198 N.J. 145 (2009). … witness tampering, N.J.S.A. 2C:28-5(a). He agreed to plead guilty to these offenses in exchange for the State's …