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… Okay. A. Yes. Yes. Expert testimony is required "to explain complex matters that would fall beyond the ken of the … or any other personal research." Defendant argues the court committed error because it did not question each juror about … and mitigating 10 A-5481-16T1 factors were "based upon competent and credible evidence in the record" and the …
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… in 2009, the victim heard very loud music and banging doors coming from defendant's apartment. After the victim complained to defendant, defendant's neighboring tenant, and … I understand, Judge. I believe there may have been a miscommunication when I indicated to her that I would ask for …
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… Without repeating here at length the contents of those communications, suffice it to say that they are replete with … is subject to court-ordered domestic violence restraints on communications with the victim cannot mask patent violations … 10 A-5343-14T3 communications. Even so, defendant correctly points out that the sentencing judge did not expressly …
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… without an evidentiary hearing. Defendant raised several points, including his trial counsel's alleged failure to … and the "prejudice created by the resulting failure to communicate the State's final plea offer" was not previously … [R. 3:22-4(b)(2).] To support defendant's PCR claim, he points to this court's decision reversing the denial of …
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… on different dates. The substances were either heroin or a combination of heroin and fentanyl. The jury was unable to … with the logo "Head Games." On December 10, 2016, Reed accompanied Joseph Robinson to buy heroin from defendant. … of drug possession. We address defendant's first three points of error in tandem as they would only be relevant had …
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… later found at the scene of defendant's arrest was compatible with the murder weapon. As Talley drove away, he … turned over. Now on appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED BY DENYING [DEFENDANT'S] … counsel. That claim, which implicates defendant's first two points, lacks merit. A defendant pursuing an ineffective …
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… 2C:39-4(a)(1) (count six). He testified he and an accomplice entered a home with the purpose of robbing the … ineligibility on count six. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I: A PLENARY HEARING IS REQUIRED TO … the plea's provisions permitted his release for surgery. He points out that the deleted language was not initialed and …
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… abuse scenario and closure"), and the [Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome] CSAAS . . . . She explained that it is … and experience, she explained that a victim often becomes loyal to an alleged perpetrator, and that the severity … to complete retroactivity. Defendant raises the following points on this appeal: POINT I — THE PCR COURT ERRED AS A …
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… TO THE MOTION COURT THERE WOULD HAVE BEEN A DIFFERENT OUTCOME TO THE MOTION TO SUPPRESS. POINT TWO: THE FAILURE OF … to sustain a prima facie claim of ineffective assistance or compel the need for additional fact- finding. Because an … prima facie case that there would have been a different outcome if they were presented. In fact, although Peterson …
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… identity. Although it was dismissed, the first count of the complaint alleges sexual abuse of a minor. Initials would be … Approximately six months later, Bell filed a third-party complaint naming Asatrian and his firm as defendants, along … just indicated. On appeal, Asatrian raises the following points: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN PERMITTING …
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… for post-conviction relief (PCR). We affirm. Defendant committed the underlying offenses when he was sixteen-years- … these circumstances constituted excusable neglect to overcome the time bar. For the first time, defendant also … testify he had been bullied. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I – THIS COURT SHOULD REVERSE THE …
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… convicted in 2012 of murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, and other offenses for his … relief in all respects. 1 In his direct appeal, defendant complained of the admission of N.J.R.E. 404(b) evidence and … To understand why defendant's arguments on these four points are without merit, we should consider defendant's …
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… the money, D.L. asked defendant for a ride to a building complex in Elizabeth. After he took D.L. to the requested … his pockets, and threated to shoot if defendant did not comply. D.L. then took defendant's driver's license and car … case wasn't someone vulnerable as the aggravating factor points out, there was serious harm to [D.L.]. He was shot …
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… CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION; PNC BANK, SUCCESSOR TO MIDLANTIC COMMERCIAL LEASING CORPORATION; and JALBERT PRODUCTIONS … publication on July 7, 2016. Defendant failed to answer the complaint or file a responsive pleading. On August 16, 2017, … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I STANDARD OF REVIEW: ABUSE OF DISCRETION. 8 …
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… 180 days in the county jail, and was also required to comply with registration obligations under Megan's Law, … Defendant did not file a direct appeal and successfully completed probation without any violations. On May 22, 2019, … based on "the nature of the original charges" and the "compelling need to prosecute offenders who target children," …
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… would have to file] a separate motion supplemented by a completed [Case Information Statement (CIS)] from both … child support purposes given the nature of [p]laintiff's income stream outside of W-2 income." Defendant's motion … Rule 5:5-3 still applied. And although, as plaintiff points out, the financial statement defendant provided when …
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… THERE IS A SUBSTANTIAL LIKELIHOOD . . . MCLAUGHLIN WILL COMMIT ANOTHER CRIME IF HE IS RELEASED. POINT V THE PAROLE … of purposely causing the death of another in the course of committing a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3, and one 4 A-3695-20 … to cause the death of another in furtherance of the commission of a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-1 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3. …
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… a transcript of a court-generated audio recording of comments made by the trial judge outside the presence of the … for a new hearing. I. K.D.M. filed a domestic violence complaint alleging that J.A.M., at a time she resided in the … to be shared outside of his chambers. In addition, J.A.M. points to no instance of demonstrated bias by the judge …
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… concluded "[t]he likelihood of this inmate successfully completing a projected term of parole is generally … excellent institutional adjustment, programmatic and work accomplishments, he has not addressed [the] emotional … no meaningful remorse for the victim . . . and further points to the conduct of the victim as the root cause of his …
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… he still filed inquiries and grievances in which he complained, among other things, he was not being given free … time in the law library. Appellant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE APPELLATE COURT SHOULD ORDER … argument he is entitled to certified translators, the State points to New Jersey Judiciary Language Access Plan, N.J. …