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… offered or how their testimony could have affected the outcome of the case. The court stated that defendant's … the following issues: TRIAL COUNSEL'S NEGLECT TO ADEQUATELY COMMUNICATE WITH DEFENDANT, TO PROPERLY INVESTIGATE THE … AND PETITIONS FOR POST- CONVICTION RELIEF B. FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE, INVESTIGATE AND CALL WITNESSES In a pro se …
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… both orders and remand for entry of an order dismissing the complaint. I. The following facts are derived from the … in South Plainfield. Although the property is zoned for commercial use, a house situated on the parcel was a … board approved the parties' site plan application for a commercial development, subject to the condition that the …
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… or persistent to warrant revocation. The hearing officer recommended that Bunch be continued on PSL status subject to completing a 180-day program entitled PROMISE, a program … with mental illness safely and effectively" to the community. A two-member Board panel concurred with the …
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… the judge informed defendant that he would be sentenced to community supervision for life (CSL). Defendant also completed plea forms to that effect. At the February 2007 … and this appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE [DEFENDANT] IS …
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… was afforded supervised parenting time only pending his completion of training to appropriately care for C.D. … to Show Cause (OTSC), defendant provided proof that he completed training at Raritan Bay Medical Center on August … in [his] house, which resulted in multiple police cars coming to [his] house, searching [his] house, as well as …
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… one a tall, heavy-set black male. The car used in the commission of the robberies was described in the BOLO as an … [the officer's] testimony which I found credible on these points, that he did a protective search of the area where … most thorough way," the judge nevertheless found it was accomplished in a legal way because the area searched was "not …
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… ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL BY FAILING TO CHALLENGE THE FRESH COMPLAINT AND CSAAS[2] WITNESSES AND INSTRUCTIONS. POINT TWO … oral opinion. We add the following. 2 Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS). 5 A-0747-18T4 II. "A … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." State v. Harris, 181 N.J. 391, 432 (2004) (quoting …
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… marriage, and potentially misrepresenting his A-1784-19 3 income and assets. Plaintiff also disclosed to Mr. Celli the … parties' financial arrangements, lifestyles, assets, and income. Specifically, plaintiff disclosed the parties' … access is outweighed by the interest in nondisclosure. Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 54 (1997). Here, the motion …
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… regulations promulgated pursuant to the United States Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, … v. Lee, 452 N.J. Super. 198 (App. Div. 2017) does not compel a different conclusion. In that case, an inmate filed … from Schedule I to Schedule IV in light of the New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act. Id. at 200. The …
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… office or the courthouse, and she claimed she did not feel comfortable conferring with him in her small New Jersey … the volume of his voice over the cell phone. Defendant also complained that Sheriff's officers followed him "around the … and required him to undergo a psychiatric evaluation and comply with recommendations for treatment. He also imposed …
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… 2017, defendant pled guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery1 in exchange for the State's agreement to … carefully reviewed defendant's PCR arguments and rendered a comprehensive decision on the record. We affirm … defendant's arguments at length. We add the following comments. The State argues that defendant's PCR claims are …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts in the indictment and recommend the court sentence defendant to a term of three … the detectives asked him to step out of the car. He complied without incident. McCall ran a computer 3 See … an effect on traffic." We disagree. As the State correctly points out in its brief, this court made clear in State v. …
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… identified defendant based on the surveillance footage and community interactions. Id. at 3. Prior to defendant's … did not prejudice defendant. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I – DEFENDANT WAS ENTITLED TO AN … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Gideon, 244 N.J. at 550-51 (alteration in original) …
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… he/she was not responsible, or that it was of a kind which commonly occurs without negligence on the part of anyone and … directed verdict. 2 Restatement (Second) of Torts § 328 E, comment o, p. 166. �Brown v. Racquet Club of Bricktown, 95 … he/she was not responsible, or that it was of a kind which commonly occurs without negligence on the part of anyone and …
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… 2C:11-3(a)(3). In exchange for his guilty plea, the State recommended a prison term of thirty years with a thirty-year … is clear beyond a reasonable doubt.'" N.J. Republican State Comm. v. Murphy, 243 N.J. 574, 591 (2020) (quoting State v. … not affected by N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2(a). Notably, in State v. Comer and State v. Zarate, 249 N.J. 359, 380-81 (2022), our …
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… a bench trial entering a no cause of action dismissing the complaint against defendant New NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT … a "Club Information Briefing" meeting with the staff. The accompanying presentation identified all staff members as … with prejudice. On appeal, plaintiff raises the following points for this court's consideration: [POINT I] THE TRIAL …
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… marriage, and potentially misrepresenting his A-1784-19 3 income and assets. Plaintiff also disclosed to Mr. Celli the … parties' financial arrangements, lifestyles, assets, and income. Specifically, plaintiff disclosed the parties' … access is outweighed by the interest in nondisclosure. Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 54 (1997). Here, the motion …
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… 2017, defendant pled guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery1 in exchange for the State's agreement to … carefully reviewed defendant's PCR arguments and rendered a comprehensive decision on the record. We affirm … defendant's arguments at length. We add the following comments. The State argues that defendant's PCR claims are …
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… on his claim of jury taint based on an allegedly improper communication with a Sheriff's Officer. After an evidentiary … THE JURY TO THE ELEMENTS OF THE PREDICATE FELONY OF 1 To comport with our style conventions, we have altered the capitalization of defendant's subpoints A and B but have omitted these alterations for …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Terrence R. Cook, in his comprehensive and well-reasoned June 17, 2014 written … pro se petition. In addition to incorporating defendant's points advanced in support of PCR, PCR counsel raised additional points, arguing that defendant was denied the effective …