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… the patrol car and asked defendant, who was on the opposite sidewalk, if he needed medical attention. Defendant did … found that, when defendant failed to abide by Berardis's command to stop and instead fled, there was probable cause … officers' testimony more credible than defendant's in the "very few instances where the officers' and [d]efendant's …
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… Defendant appeared "agitated," and shouted "in a very loud voice" that their investigation was "a waste of … buy his daughter a new phone, and made sexually related comments concerning Some's daughter. Strockbine asked … During the episode, Strockbine "noticed that neighbors were coming out" of their houses and testified "it was obvious . …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2218-13T2 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF G.T.G. SVP-382-04 … noted, however, that furloughs also could have the opposite effect. The judge observed that the STU had about 500 … that allowing G.T.G. to go out on furloughs presented a "very high risk" of backfiring, which would make things "much …
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… In granting the FRO, the family court found defendant committed the predicate act of harassment against plaintiff. … divorce docket number. Defense counsel also argued the requisite intent to harass was absent from defendant's February … violence, in terms of the harassing e-mails, in light of my very explicit direction to the defendant and in light of …
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… getting out. Officer Volkert testified that "they appeared very nervous and they split up," one going to the right, one … of duct tape, a roll of electrical tape, an aluminum bat completely wrapped in electrical tape and a leather … did not perform his duties as a 6 A-3728-13T1 reasonably competent attorney would have." Moreover, defendant did "not …
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… told Lucy she would need her own apartment and sufficient income to care for Eddie before the Division could consider … a twice-weekly visitation schedule, but defendant only visited Eddie four times in November. He told caseworkers that … that Eddie was securely attached to them and would suffer very serious emotional harm if he were removed from their …
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… are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … for the reasons that the judge expressed in his comprehensive and well- reasoned opinion. We add the … child . . . . And I, also, knew at the time that it could very well impact any expert's ability to perform an …
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… defendant gave Sally two dollars and a violin. Diane was uncomfortable with the gifts given by defendant to Sally. … external genital swab detected amylase, which occurs "in very high concentrations in saliva." Sally's underwear also … course of a year . . . . She[] basically said it happened every time she went for a lesson. So, thus there are no free …
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… witnesses identified the individuals, and an apartment complex surveillance camera captured the events that … defendant to life imprisonment, to include the requisite eighty- five percent period of parole ineligibility … and the presumption of prejudice will only be found in very limited circumstances. See Fritz, 105 N.J. at 62. Even …
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… certain persons charge, and related firearms charges, and recommend an aggregate thirteen-year sentence, consisting of … counsel does not have a constitutional duty to raise every nonfrivolous issue requested by the defendant," State … suggestive identification procedure and it resulted in a very substantial likelihood of irreparable …
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… the officer found more than one ounce of marijuana in a compartment of the car. A Passaic County Grand Jury returned … the favorable plea offer that defendant accepted and the "very strong second[-]degree eluding case against the … 9 A-5480-15T1 would be unable to establish the requisite manifest injustice to permit him to withdraw his pleas. …
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… under the plea agreement.1 1 Four of the indictments encompassed multiple counts, and two included first-degree … right to a trial, which is what I explained to you from the very beginning, that if you wanted to plead guilty, you … on Indictment No. 15-06-0447. 10 A-5226-15T4 Rule's prerequisites are met." State ex rel. T.M., 166 N.J. 319, 326 …
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… moved to terminate the Title 9 litigation. Cathy moved to compel the Division to produce copies of its records. The … or impairment of the function of any bodily organ; . . . commits or allows to be committed an act of sexual abuse … reports are confidential and may only be released under very narrow, enumerated circumstances. N.J.S.A. …
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… and Rothstadt. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2015-2744. Jacobs & Barbone, PA, … are instructed to leave new trucks in a heated garage every night, unless it is attached to a trailer in which case … all times. Pursuant to [the County's] Policy number 401C, every employee is required to notify [the County] in writing …
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… Cantrel C. Sparks guilty of third- degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2a (count two); NOT FOR … While she was out with the victim, defendant called and was very upset. The victim grabbed Zotolla's phone and told … prosecution, the State bears the burden of proving every element of an offense beyond a reasonable doubt. State …
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… SAMPLES OF HER BREATH FOR CHEMICAL TESTING PROVIDE THE REQUISITE REASONABLE DOUBT REGARDING HER REFUSAL CONVICTION. … 157 N.J. 463, 471-72 (1999). The rule of deference is more compelling where, as here, the municipal and Law Division … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and 7 A-2589-17T4 exceptional showing of …
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… State's introduction of: the eight-year-old victim's fresh complaint4 on the date of the assault; her video- recorded … said she saw him in the hallway. Well she may have. He was coming from the bathroom. He went to his computer. She came … with the detectives, the judge "found [defendant] to be very responsive. When you watch the flow of the conversation …
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… ("Century 21") and Ken Song ("Song") and dismissing the complaint against them with prejudice. We affirm. Ward's … uncrated pitbull was in that bedroom described by Ward as "very calm and docile." Ward did not object to the presence … Buckelew v. Grossbard, 87 N.J. 512, 525 (1981). "A prerequisite to recovery on a negligence theory is a duty owed by …
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… of defendant's motion. We derive the following facts and complex procedural history from the record. On April 17, … 7, 1996, defendant was arrested for a separate robbery he committed in Dover Township on May 29, 1996 (the second … arrest. The judge also noted defendant "has made some very significant strides in redeeming himself and becoming …
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… Kelly and Kelly's Tavern, dismissing with prejudice her complaint seeking damages arising out of injuries she … In total, the group had four or five coolers on the boat. Everyone met at the dock near Kelly's house in Neptune around … her words, but stated she was wobbling on the boat, as was everyone else. Twenty minutes after stopping, Dahlman asked …