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… crimes for purposes of sentencing and the State would recommend a ten-year prison term, but he would ask for a … At sentencing, the State modified the offer, reducing its recommendation to a maximum eight-year term and agreeing to … Defendant also argues the judge failed to consider the points he raised in his pro se PCR petition. Reviewing the …
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… crimes for purposes of sentencing and the State would recommend a ten-year prison term, but he would ask for a … At sentencing, the State modified the offer, reducing its recommendation to a maximum eight-year term and agreeing to … Defendant also argues the judge failed to consider the points he raised in his pro se PCR petition. Reviewing the …
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… parties negotiated to the point that the agreement would become final only if and when the parties signed a formal … to prove that the parties reached a final agreement. �Comerata v. Chaumont, Inc., 52 N.J. Super. 299, 305 (App. … parties negotiated to the point that the agreement would become final only if and when the parties signed a formal …
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… Medical Examiner's Office's removal of the body for an autopsy. The State Police questioned a witness who said she … Hood revealed that the victim suffered significant and multiple injuries to her head and face. Dr. Hood testified the … a "shod foot, a boot," or a sneaker. Dr. Hood concluded the combination of the blows "likely caused [the] final …
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… scene of the purse robbery could be considered part of a common plan or scheme admissible under N.J.R.E. 404(b). … THE JURY ON THE PERMISSIBLE, NON-PROPENSITY USE OF THE MULTIPLE CHARGES IN THE INDICTMENT. POINT III THE ADMISSION OF … To the extent we have not addressed them, all other points raised by defendant lack sufficient merit to warrant …
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… scene of the purse robbery could be considered part of a common plan or scheme admissible under N.J.R.E. 404(b). … THE JURY ON THE PERMISSIBLE, NON-PROPENSITY USE OF THE MULTIPLE CHARGES IN THE INDICTMENT. POINT III THE ADMISSION OF … To the extent we have not addressed them, all other points raised by defendant lack sufficient merit to warrant …
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… Medical Examiner's Office's removal of the body for an autopsy. The State Police questioned a witness who said she … Hood revealed that the victim suffered significant and multiple injuries to her head and face. Dr. Hood testified the … a "shod foot, a boot," or a sneaker. Dr. Hood concluded the combination of the blows "likely caused [the] final …
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… to dismiss counts two and three. The State also agreed to recommend a sixteen-year term of incarceration subject to the … if he still acknowledged that he stabbed the victim multiple times causing his death, and defendant said he did. … and denied the PCR petition. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I – THE PCR COURT ERRED WHEN IT …
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… (Not Raised Below) We reject the contentions raised in points I, II and IV and affirm defendant's convictions and … the substantive charges and "the identity of the person who committed the crime." The trial court also instructed the … as to one count of the indictment would be a necessary ingredient to a conviction under another count; whether one act …
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… herrings." Defense counsel did not object to any of these comments. However, on the third occasion, the trial judge … jury the following curative instruction: 6 A-3817-17T2 Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to instruct you as follows. … sizes, and stacks. This isn't a single dosage. This is multiple doses and each . . . pill is worth 20 to $30. So it's …
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… (Not Raised Below) We reject the contentions raised in points I, II and IV and affirm defendant's convictions and … the substantive charges and "the identity of the person who committed the crime." The trial court also instructed the … as to one count of the indictment would be a necessary ingredient to a conviction under another count; whether one act …
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… herrings." Defense counsel did not object to any of these comments. However, on the third occasion, the trial judge … jury the following curative instruction: 6 A-3817-17T2 Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to instruct you as follows. … sizes, and stacks. This isn't a single dosage. This is multiple doses and each . . . pill is worth 20 to $30. So it's …
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… POINTE DEVELOPMENT, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company; LIRO ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS WEST, PC, a New … Defendants-Respondents/ Cross-Appellants, and SLOAN & COMPANY; and DEL SALVIO MASONRY CORPORATION, … of discretion. The judge assigned to this case held multiple case management conferences with counsel and issued no …
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… to dismiss counts two and three. The State also agreed to recommend a sixteen-year term of incarceration subject to the … if he still acknowledged that he stabbed the victim multiple times causing his death, and defendant said he did. … and denied the PCR petition. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I – THE PCR COURT ERRED WHEN IT …
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… that the CI told the suspected seller, using coded language commonly used in controlled CDS transactions, "he had … "a fly buzzing around the courtroom," or "a person in the audience . . . acting strange," and such distractions do not … this on my mental scale. If I say very heavy, it's 150 points. If I say heavy, it's 100. If I say medium, it's 50. …
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… Rather, defense counsel argued that defendant did not commit knowing/purposeful murder but rather the lesser … conclusion of the violent encounter with J.G.-E. At certain points, defendant told Detective Morris that he did not … "[defendant] made that choice and if he's making choices, ladies and gentleman, then you have to believe that he is …
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… Rather, defense counsel argued that defendant did not commit knowing/purposeful murder but rather the lesser … conclusion of the violent encounter with J.G.-E. At certain points, defendant told Detective Morris that he did not … "[defendant] made that choice and if he's making choices, ladies and gentleman, then you have to believe that he is …
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A-3814-22 Briefs
Briefs
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… FROM FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION OF v. THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION CSC DOCKET NO.: 2021-177 NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF … called Mr. Bartos once (T. P. 101, L22 to P. 102, L5). Christopher Feinthel testified for NJDOT. He was Senior Director … known as "Reactionary Mode." (Ra 1-3). These covered multiple types of essential employees at the NJDOT, including …
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… that the CI told the suspected seller, using coded language commonly used in controlled CDS transactions, "he had … "a fly buzzing around the courtroom," or "a person in the audience . . . acting strange," and such distractions do not … this on my mental scale. If I say very heavy, it's 150 points. If I say heavy, it's 100. If I say medium, it's 50. …
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… testified they tried to fight back and told defendant to stop, but he ignored their pleas and at times, slapped them … "[t]rial counsel failed to fully investigate the case and communicate with [d]efendant, as well as represent … accompanying the order, the judge addressed defendant's multiple arguments and also set forth defendant's colloquy with …