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… counsel for arraignment. At that time, the State extended a plea offer of probation, conditioned on defendant serving … 180 days in the county jail, in exchange for defendant pleading guilty to fourth-degree stalking. After reviewing the plea agreement with counsel, defendant appeared in court …
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… counsel for arraignment. At that time, the State extended a plea offer of probation, conditioned on defendant serving … 180 days in the county jail, in exchange for defendant pleading guilty to fourth-degree stalking. After reviewing the plea agreement with counsel, defendant appeared in court …
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… hearing and denying his motion to withdraw his guilty plea. Defendant argues the PCR court improperly found he … motion to be relieved had been denied, defendant accepted a plea offer. Pursuant to the plea agreement, defendant pleaded guilty to first-degree …
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… hearing and denying his motion to withdraw his guilty plea. Defendant argues the PCR court improperly found he … motion to be relieved had been denied, defendant accepted a plea offer. Pursuant to the plea agreement, defendant pleaded guilty to first-degree …
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… Defendant sought to vacate his January 17, 2017 guilty plea to his first DWI offense because he was not advised of … as defendant's motion to vacate his January 17, 2017 guilty plea. On its de novo review of defendant's motion on his … January 17, 2017, defendant was represented by counsel and pleaded guilty to his first DWI offense in the Paterson …
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… Defendant sought to vacate his January 17, 2017 guilty plea to his first DWI offense because he was not advised of … as defendant's motion to vacate his January 17, 2017 guilty plea. On its de novo review of defendant's motion on his … January 17, 2017, defendant was represented by counsel and pleaded guilty to his first DWI offense in the Paterson …
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… supervision for life (PSL) as a condition of his guilty plea. He states that he would not have pleaded guilty if he was aware of that condition. Because defendant was advised during several plea and sentencing hearings of the consequences of his …
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… with two years of parole ineligibility as negotiated in his plea agreement. Defendant did not directly appeal his … the sixteen-year-old victim. In accordance with his plea agreement, in 2011, defendant was sentenced to an … filed a PCR petition, contending that at neither his 2006 plea nor his 2011 pleas was he informed that he could be …
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… supervision for life (PSL) as a condition of his guilty plea. He states that he would not have pleaded guilty if he was aware of that condition. Because defendant was advised during several plea and sentencing hearings of the consequences of his …
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… with two years of parole ineligibility as negotiated in his plea agreement. Defendant did not directly appeal his … the sixteen-year-old victim. In accordance with his plea agreement, in 2011, defendant was sentenced to an … filed a PCR petition, contending that at neither his 2006 plea nor his 2011 pleas was he informed that he could be …
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… and a legal permanent resident of the United States, pleaded guilty [in 1993] to one count of distribution of a … N.J.S.A. 2C:35- 5(b)(3)." Id. at 2. In accordance with his plea agreement, the court sentenced him to probation.2 In his PCR petition, defendant claimed that plea counsel failed to properly advise him about the …
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… affirm. On July 24, 2017, defendant appeared in court for a plea hearing on charges related to robbery, weapons … and terroristic threats. At the hearing, defendant pleaded guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery … under Accusation No. 17-17-2017. In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a seven-year term with …
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… issue of whether trial counsel were ineffective during the plea stage of the proceedings, we reverse. During the … conference on July 13, 2012, all parties agreed the plea offer was a ten-year prison term with an eighty-five … The judge discussed with defendant, that if he rejected the plea and was found guilty of one of the first-degree …
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… affirm. On July 24, 2017, defendant appeared in court for a plea hearing on charges related to robbery, weapons … and terroristic threats. At the hearing, defendant pleaded guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery … under Accusation No. 17-17-2017. In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a seven-year term with …
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… affirm. On July 24, 2017, defendant appeared in court for a plea hearing on charges related to robbery, weapons … and terroristic threats. At the hearing, defendant pleaded guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery … under Accusation No. 17-17-2017. In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a seven-year term with …
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… issue of whether trial counsel were ineffective during the plea stage of the proceedings, we reverse. During the … conference on July 13, 2012, all parties agreed the plea offer was a ten-year prison term with an eighty-five … The judge discussed with defendant, that if he rejected the plea and was found guilty of one of the first-degree …
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… and a legal permanent resident of the United States, pleaded guilty [in 1993] to one count of distribution of a … N.J.S.A. 2C:35- 5(b)(3)." Id. at 2. In accordance with his plea agreement, the court sentenced him to probation.2 In his PCR petition, defendant claimed that plea counsel failed to properly advise him about the …
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… is whether plaintiff proved its tax protest letter was duly mailed, preserving its right to challenge defendant … laptop computer, printed it at the local library, and then mailed it to CAB from the Normandy Beach branch of the U.S. Post Office. Wilson sent the letter via regular mail in a standard, letter -sized envelope. He recalled …
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… is whether plaintiff proved its tax protest letter was duly mailed, preserving its right to challenge defendant … laptop computer, printed it at the local library, and then mailed it to CAB from the Normandy Beach branch of the U.S. Post Office. Wilson sent the letter via regular mail in a standard, letter -sized envelope. He recalled …
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… On March 20, 2017, defendant entered into a negotiated plea agreement with the State. Defendant pled guilty to … remaining counts of the indictment were dismissed. At his plea allocution, defendant testified he was guilty of the charged offense, that his guilty plea was voluntarily given, he was not under the influence …