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… and five years of parole supervision. The defense would be free to argue for a ten-year sentence subject to NERA. Prior … filed a memorandum detailing defendant's background and accomplishments. In addition to attaching thirty character … sentencing considerations. BWS "describes a collection of common behavioral and psychological characteristics …
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… state court has personal jurisdiction over a defendant Utah company and its owner who entered into a contract to reserve … the trade show, hotel accommodations, translators, on-site cleaning, security, and lounges with food and drink. … sole witness, was conducted remotely. Counsel is free to request that any additional depositions or testimony …
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… prosecutor made a formal motion to dismiss the refusal complaint. Rather, the dismissal of that 1 N.J.S.A. … as part of the municipal prosecutor's explanation of the comprehensive plea arrangement that had been negotiated by … It is an accommodation which the judiciary system is free to institute or reject." 145 N.J. 441, 452 (1996) …
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… to a second-degree aggravated sexual assault with a recommendation for a nine-year prison term and the ability to … Ten years is the offer. That's what the State is recommending. Maybe, based on what [defense counsel] presents … this experience . . . so that she could live a normal life, free of this memory because this is most certainly not a …
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… an exemption for court reporters under the Unemployment Compensation Law ("UCL"), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -71, or … It asserts the reporters operate independently, are free to work whenever they want, and set their own work … certified court reporter or court reporting service, on a freelance basis, compensation for which is based upon a fee …
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… County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Meagan E. Free, Assistant Prosecutor, on the brief). PER CURIAM NOT … and written opinions. However, we add the following brief comments. Pro se litigants are expected to follow the Court … pro se litigant in no way relieves her of her obligation to comply with the court rules"); City of Clifton v. Cresthaven …
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… County, Docket No. FV-08-1017-22. Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for appellant (Stephen R. Cappetta, on … is insufficient evidence supporting the judge's finding he committed the predicate act of assault, and the judge erred … was in the same room near . . . defendant" and needs to be "free of the threat of further physical violence" requiring …
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… inference that [defendant] did not have a permit." In a comprehensive written decision that immediately followed the … on these grounds was properly denied. Defendant is free to reassert the argument that the exemption applies if … years earlier, they could infer defendant lacked the requisite permit to carry the weapon. Before us, defendant …
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… him to look outside the apartment "to see if anybody was coming." When the informant saw a man walking, defendant … in 1992, and by 2001, he had accumulated the requisite teaching experience necessary to become range master. … jury that it was "not bound" by the expert's opinion, was free to "reject it," and was to consider the expert's …
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… these guys would get under that influence. There's no—pain compliance is big. If you don't have pain compliance when you're trying to subdue the subject, I mean, … and punched the officer. Ibid. Eventually, the inmate broke free of the officer's control. Ibid. The inmate jerked up …
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… that directed Roden to transfer $5,000, previously deposited by Mistretta, from A.R.'s college account held by her … He further claimed that he did not participate in the free application for federal student aid application process … related to the pandemic. Mistretta also owned a commercial building that housed the nightclub, which had …
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… can't tell you what happened." He rejected Dr. Scheller's competing opinion that Kyle's injuries were accidental … James as a "loving person" who "loves his kids." In her comprehensive opinion, Judge James-Beavers carefully … Because the inference is permissive, the fact-finder is "'free to accept or reject' it." Ibid. (quoting McDaid v. …
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… ripe for summary judgment. Unpersuaded, we affirm. I. We commence our review with the governing legal principles to … charitable endeavors many of which [we]re run (offered) for free, but which nonetheless incur[red] costs." III. Although … the undisputed record evinced "the secular groups who visited, stayed, and used Grove Hall were non-profit and/or …
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… Grace's changes and administering a home test. She accompanied Grace for the abortion and reported the abuse to … parenting evaluation of defendant. Grace was additionally recommended for speech, language therapy, special education, … with select adoptive homes after being declared legally free and Grace reported to her she was afraid of …
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… Paul Jensen, and their associated entities. Despite the complexity of the matter, we endeavor to describe the … and Jensen's representations were inaccurate, and that the completed project exceeded that sum. Meanwhile, 4 A-1592-24 … to arbitration accordingly. Although the parties remain free to revise their preferences and reconsider whether to …
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… of their healthcare benefit premiums based on annual income. N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.28(c). Included in Chapter 78 is … at which point each Union filed separate petitions for compulsory interest arbitration1. As part of each interest … In interest arbitration, the County proposed removing the free retiree healthcare language, but the Unions opposed …
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… an April 10, 2025 order, which found defendant D.S. not competent to proceed to trial at this time.1 In accordance … law, we affirm both orders because the trial court made its competency factual findings based on substantial credible … approached by law enforcement personnel and he asked: "Am I free to go?"; and (3) defendant's manifesto, which set out …
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… reflect[ed] a knowing, intelligent and voluntary plea, free of coercion of any sort," "there was ample evidence … finding a crime had occurred and defendant might have committed it and defendant had failed to demonstrate he had … favorable plea bargain received resulting in a plea recommendation at the very bottom of the third[-]degree …
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