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… instruction; (3) imposed an excessive sentence; and (4) committed cumulative error. We conclude that, based upon the … Defendant was tried alone.1 At trial, the jury heard testimony from Amanda Muchioki that, at approximately 2:30 a.m. … While in route, Shiquan discarded the wallets containing credit cards, driver's license, and cellphone, but gave …
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… loaded firearm in her face and said, "[i]f [her ex-husband] comes to my home, this is the last thing he'll see." … the FRO hearing, and he therefore "[found] it difficult to credit her version of the incident[.]" J.S. also made … we concluded that test- firing a weapon was not a prerequisite to finding a weapon operable. In that case, "[t]he …
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… The Church of Saint Theresa in Kenilworth filed a municipal complaint against defendant, charging her with the petty … WORDS, AND WRITTEN OPINION PUBLISHED ON THE JUDICIARY WEBSITE CLEARLY DEMONSTRATE[] THAT: 1) HE WAS BIASED AGAINST … testimony at trial was "incredible." Instead, he credited the testimony of the State's witnesses that …
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… any other adverse determination, including his motion to compel the State to disclose the CI's identity, and his … possessed sufficient information to give rise to the requisite level of suspicion. State v. Pineiro, 181 N.J. 13, … evidence . . . 'so long as a substantial basis for crediting the hearsay is presented[,]'" as occurred here. …
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… and JOHN S. RYAN, Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. HYMAN BECK & COMPANY, INC., ALEXANDER HYMAN, and RICHARD A. DEFALCO, … nature of the reports, the jury was entitled to credit evidence, both direct and circumstantial, that the … not its reports. However, 26 A-2255-16T3 defendant never posited an argument, nor does it now in its appellate brief, …
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… are subject to plenary review. Manalapan Realty, LP v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). The … and has not complied with recommended services. To [Amy's] credit, she appears to love her son and wants to care for … record of inability to address the demons that have been visited upon her, perhaps by that trauma, and also visiting …
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… County Prosecutor, argued the cause for respondent (Damon G. Tyner, Atlantic County Prosecutor, attorney; Melinda … a summary of the documents. In July 2018, the judge compelled the DCPP to disclose to defendant any reports it … the impaneling of the jury and the return of 11 A-1969-18T4 credited the testimony of counsel and co-counsel over …
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… fees, as well as child support in the amount of $2909 per month, which included a discretionary amount of $1000 above the recommendations of the Child Support Guidelines, Rule 5:6A, … computer and his flute. Plaintiff also testified as to credit card statements and receipts she submitted with her …
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… PROCESS AND A FAIR TRIAL BY THE ERRONEOUS ADMISSION OF TESTIMONY ABOUT CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE ACCOMMODATION SYNDROME. U.S. CONST. AMENDS. V AND XIV; N.J. … [234] N.J. [265] (2018), Prohibiting Testimony About the Discredited Concept of C[S]AAS, Applies Here. 1 We use initials …
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… not filed a brief. PER CURIAM In this post-judgment matrimonial case, plaintiff (father) appeals from a March 24, … ordered plaintiff to pay $120 per week on arrears, for a combined total of $425 per week, effective January 1, 2010. … that if the Guidelines applied, then he should receive a credit "for 156 overnights per year" based on his increased …
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… trial court failed to justify the downgraded sentence in compliance with N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(f)(2) and State v. Moore, … from his widow. After our first remand, the trial court credited defendant's claim that she had been promised the … the scheme. She could renounce only if she had the requisite culpability in the first place. Renunciation applies …
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… It was later discovered that charges were made on Giles's credit card at that hour. Giles had not authorized the use … treated by medical personnel in an ambulance, and without commands or instructions from the officer, defendant made … the court imposed a consecutive sentence of fifteen months on the fourth-degree possession of an imitation …
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… County Department of Weights and Measures filed two complaints in the Woodbridge Municipal Court against … to avoid the adverse financial consequences that would be visited on small, retail operators from aggressive, … due to the court's ruling in Neeld v. Automotive Products Credit Ass'n, 21 N.J. Super. 159 (Dist. Ct. 1952.) …
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… judge rendered a thirteen-page decision finding defendant committed legal fraud by failing to disclose the existence … the properties closed with an exchange of purchase price monies, a Deed, and an Affidavit of Title. The Affidavit of … plaintiff did mitigate its damages by giving defendant credit for the income 25 A-0460-18T1 generated by the nine …
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… subjected them to various forms of pain and discomfort bordering on torture in a manner which amounted to … litigation.5 The issue of self-representation was also revisited as the trial progressed. The trial, which was … with defendant is hanging over her. The trial judge credited that testimony. Val will turn seventeen in May …
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… granting summary judgment dismissal of his retaliation complaint against his employers, the County of Hudson, the … of uniform employed while he was an instructor[,]" the HO credited Garcia's testimony and rejected plaintiff's … 2018 written opinion accompanying the orders, the judge posited that "[t]he real issue . . . [was] whether the acts of …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. RASOOL MCCRIMMON, a/k/a RASOOL W. MCCRIMMON, a/k/a DAHEEM MCWRITTE, a/k/a … the gun were ever located. At trial, Lester was less forthcoming. He testified that Kojak was in Bomber's shop and … sentencing exposure if convicted at trial. The court credited trial counsel's testimony that he would have told …
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… of the Borough of Belmar; and CHRISTINE GIORDANO HANLON, Monmouth County Clerk, Defendants-Appellants. … of any indebtedness, except for current expenses, shall become operative 20 days (continued) A-1074-16T3 3 ordinance, … repaid – we look at it askance. A-1074-16T3 20 Judge Gummer credited the Borough Administrator's testimony that the last …
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… BECAUSE THE ACT OF EXCHANGING AN UNKNOWN ITEM OR ITEMS FOR MONEY, EVEN IN A HIGH-CRIME NEIGHBORHOOD, DID NOT GIVE THE … 7) one count of second-degree possession of a weapon while committing certain CDS offenses, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) and … same . . . with the exception of one additional day of jail credit as reflected below. [Id.]. Although the court amended …
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… was improper. POINT II THE IDENTIFICATION INSTRUCTION WAS INCOMPLETE, RESULTING IN PLAIN ERROR THAT DEMANDS REVERSAL. … the applicable legal principles before discussing the testimony adduced at the pretrial hearing on defendant's … was "a substantial period of time." The judge therefore credited Harris's testimony, noting the victim observed …