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… THAT CASE: THE REPEATED USE OF "AND/OR" LANGUAGE IN THE ACCOMPLICE- LIABILITY JURY INSTRUCTION COULD HAVE EASILY LED … Court, in Watchung; and Lewis and Harris were in constant communication with each other. Lewis and Lowery drove down … cousin. Sometime later, defendant told Sykes "if somebody comes to you, don't say nothing." Defendant's brother, …
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… 1999, M.E.'s husband discovered information on their family computer that referenced defendant and H.B. He contacted New … and Permanency (DCPP). N.J.S.A. 9:3A-10. 3 We do not comment on the admissibility of this evidence, as it was … inflammatory evidence to establish the facts the State now points to as justifying their admission. Here, there was a …
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… in the front passenger seat of her car, how N.R. came to be completely undressed, or how the fire was started. 2 Prior … the trial court was not required to scour the record for a combination of facts to justify giving such a lesser … with the burden of sifting through the record to find some combination of facts and inferences that might rationally …
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… condition claimed to be permanent together with all present complaints. 5. If confined to a hospital, state its name and … of work performed; and (c) present weekly wages, earning, income or profit. 12. If other loss of income, profit or earnings is claimed: (a) state total amount …
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… of plaintiff Care One, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (LLC), and the compensation paid to those minority … to consolidate the appeals. Adina raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED … Them to DES Trust. Rubin raises the following substantive points for our consideration: POINT II THE TRIAL COURT ERRED …
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… Judge Eric G. Fikry convened the FRO hearing and rendered a comprehensive oral opinion, finding plaintiff's testimony … than defendant's testimony. He concluded that defendant committed the predicate act of harassment by repeatedly … in an April 15, 2021 letter to plaintiff's counsel that compliance with it would "enable" "a judge kidnap[ping] …
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… (count four); second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a)1 (count … now appeals from his convictions, raising the following points for our consideration: POINT ONE THE TRIAL COURT … In the afternoon of September 23, 2015, eleven officers accompanied Sanchez-Monllor to execute the warrant, including …
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… dispute. Jamell Scott and James Russell2 were charged as accomplices in that murder. In Indictment 09-01-0109, the … mother of Granados' girlfriend. Scott was charged as an accomplice in that murder as well. The indictments were tried … when he saw Baker, who he knew as a regular customer, come in with two other men. When the men entered, Olivares …
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… 2C:39-4(d). Defendant appeals, raising the following points: POINT I – ERRONEOUS JURY INSTRUCTIONS DEPRIVED … Errors Warrants Reversal. POINT II – THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR WHEN ADVISING THE JURY TWICE THAT … of 29 A-0749-16T1 the transcript. Moreover, defendant points to no inaccuracy in the transcript. Thus, defendant …
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… Thompson, and defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, 2C:15-2(a) (count one); … that Henry Could be Found Guilty of All of the Offenses Committed by Thompson and Roberts but not Ford, if Henry was a Co-Conspirator "and/or" an Accomplice to Carjacking, and Murder Under the Theory of …
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… 2C:11-3(a) or (b) (count one); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a) or (b) and N.J.S.A. … in New Jersey. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: 26 A-4457-16T2 POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN … this case are somewhat unusual in that defendant at various points in time contacted the authorities for their …
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… WITNESS AS TO AN UNCONTESTED PRIOR PROFESSIONAL ERROR COMMITTED BY THAT EXPERT. 1 The first trial ended in a … 7 A-4452-14T1 body with the hope that medication would become effective at higher temperatures. However, after an … her breathing as "a bad cough, . . . [that] wouldn't come out." After delivering the punches, he told A.H. to "go …
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… and suppress evidence. He contends: POINT I TRIAL COUNSEL COMMITTED A VIOLATION OF THE RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT … THAT CLEARLY ESTABLISHED THAT THERE WAS NO WRONGDOING COMMITTED BY APPELLANT IN THIS CASE. POINT VI APPELLANT'S … issues and those dealing with substantially material points," id. at 290. The State presented evidence that …
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… Filipe Afonso was in an unmarked vehicle. He was accompanied by Sergeant William Mannix, the driver of the … truck that was equipped with lights and sirens. He was accompanied by Detectives Vito Colacitti and Maurice Rawlins. … yelling "[p]olice, get on the ground." Jazmin did not comply. 5 A-0831-18 Jimenez positioned his vehicle to cut …
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… shootings while count nine was predicated upon defendant's comments in those phone conversations. Defendant now appeals … "show[ed] why he wanted [A.A.] dead." The State also points out that the evidence was necessary to contradict … . . . why [A.A.] was not dead." Specifically, the State points to the following exchange: [DEFENDANT]: [Y]a'll talk …
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… the crimes listed in N.J.S.A. 2C:39-7(b), and conspiracy to commit armed robbery and criminal restraint, N.J.S.A. … of a man who claimed defendant admitted to him that he committed these crimes, while the two men were detained … included "Police Records" by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, Winter 2008, "How Reliable is …
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… 1999, M.E.'s husband discovered information on their family computer that referenced defendant and H.B. He contacted New … and Permanency (DCPP). N.J.S.A. 9:3A-10. 3 We do not comment on the admissibility of this evidence, as it was … inflammatory evidence to establish the facts the State now points to as justifying their admission. Here, there was a …
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… The Strict Requirements To Be Admissible To Demonstrate Common Scheme Or Identity. C. BECAUSE THE VOLUME AND DETAIL … 127 N.J. 328, 338 (1996). 4 A-2214-17T3 THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT WHEN, IN SUMMATION, HE PRESENTED AN … DISPLAY: A PUZZLE, MADE UP OF PIECES OF EVIDENCE THAT, WHEN COMPLETE, CONSTITUTE DEFENDANT'S FACE. (NOT RAISED BELOW). …
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… Hardley with second degree possession of a firearm while committing an offense related to a controlled dangerous … no, but obviously it was some sort of parcel that was coming in, that it was going to his area. And then I … don't know, I just know, obviously it was a parcel that was coming in. Q. That's all you can recall? A. Yeah. I don't …
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… Judge Eric G. Fikry convened the FRO hearing and rendered a comprehensive oral opinion, finding plaintiff's testimony … than defendant's testimony. He concluded that defendant committed the predicate act of harassment by repeatedly … in an April 15, 2021 letter to plaintiff's counsel that compliance with it would "enable" "a judge kidnap[ping] …