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… going on" and he should leave the area. Nascimento complied with the directive and returned home believing … followed. On appeal, defendant presents the following points for our consideration: POINT I [DEFENDANT] IS … N.J. 391, 419 (2004) (citing Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995)). The de novo …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. On appeal, defendant presents two points for our consideration: POINT I RODGERS WAS DENIED DUE … that said, "give me the money, no dye bags." The teller complied with the demand, placed $6,779 in cash in the bag … that elevates theft to robbery. 11 A-3561-21 Defendant points to State ex rel. L.W., 333 N.J. Super. 492 (App. Div. …
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… on the PCR petition, Judge Robert H. Hanna issued a comprehensive and well-reasoned thirty-six-page written … This appeal followed. Defendant presents the following points and arguments for our consideration: 2 In State v. … to challenge the validity of the indictment where defendant points to no evidence or law supporting a meritorious …
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… through the closed door. Defendant was telling B.S. to "come outside, come outside." B.S. exited the store and chased the three … II. 13 A-3707-23 On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration. POINT I [DEFENDANT] WAS DENIED …
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… and Bergman. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, CSC Docket No. 2024-1124. The Vigilante Law … CSC's final administrative action, arguing the following points: POINT I THE CSC WAS ARBITRARY AND CAPRICIOUS IN … For the sake of completeness, however, we add the following points. Our review of disciplinary sanctions is subject to a …
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… fit. Like Vanderbilt, Wilentz was a judicial leader whose accomplishments have been recognized by lawyers, scholars and … hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, opponents switched their opposition to Wilentz’s residence. He rented … ordinances, forcing the New Jersey Supreme Court to revisit the issues in Mount Laurel II , 92 N.J. 158 (1983). …
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… Judiciary of the State of New Jersey and dismissing his complaint with prejudice.1 After reviewing the record in … filed suit in February 2009 alleging in a six- count complaint that his termination from his position as a … Plaintiff premised his claim on the following factual complex. In 2004 he applied to fill a vacant position as a …
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… Judge Regina Caulfield heard the PCR petition and issued a comprehensive written opinion. The court viewed the … was ineffective for failing to object to the prosecutor's comments during closing argument that "a child understands . … This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I DEFENDANT RECEIVED INEFFECTIVE …
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… OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. RANDY CLAY, a/k/a COMPLETE, RANDY L. CLAY, RANDY MORGAN, KENNETH MURRAY, and … and this appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT ONE THE PCR COURT ERRED IN DENYING … concerning his identification as the suspect who committed the criminal offenses. He further claims defense …
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… to 2 This matter also involved a domestic violence cross-complaint, which was dismissed following trial. Defendant does not appeal from the dismissal of her complaint. 3 A-0595-21 defendant, defendant spit on … THE COURT DOES NOT REVERSE AND DISMISS THE FRO PURUSANT TO POINTS I OR II ABOVE, THE 8 A-0595-21 TRIAL COURT SHOULD …
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… S. Romanyshyn's well-reasoned written decision accompanying the December 21, 2022 order. I. The salient facts … Defendant shot Thompson a second time and he and his accomplices took Thompson's wallet before fleeing. They later … denied defendant's motion in the December 21, 2022 order accompanied by a written decision. 5 A-1890-22 In denying …
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… failed to accurately charge the jury by omitting the accomplice liability charge and elements of the reasonable … testimony identifying defendant, finding the photo array complied with State v. Henderson,4 or alternatively State v. … self-authored letter brief, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE PCR COURT …
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… the following prohibited acts: *.803/.002 (attempting to commit assault); *.012 (throwing bodily fluid at another … any of my behavior. I apologize. I ask for leniency [and] combined sanctions." Based on the evidence presented, the … charges, the DHO sanctioned Tillman to: thirty days loss of commutation time; fifteen days loss of telephone; J-Pay, …
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… Defendant also convicted of second-degree conspiracy to commit burglary and robbery, second- degree tampering with a …
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… of Corrections (Department or NJDOC), which found Nelson committed prohibited act *.005, threatening another with … As a result of these statements, Nelson was charged with committing prohibited act *.005. After Nelson was served … a reduction. This appeal follows in which Nelson raises two points. First, Nelson argues the Department's finding she …
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… On January 15, 1999, the court sentenced defendant to the recommended 120 days of imprisonment, and three years of …
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… until 2014, when the child was four. Plaintiff's subsequent complaint for custody, parenting time, and to be named the … with the intent for him or her to produce a report and recommend a parenting time schedule.3 A later February 19, … the request for co-parenting therapy. Plaintiff raises two points on appeal: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN FAILING …
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… in 1 This matter is being considered, in the absence of comment on the subject by counsel, under the prior version … in other similar cases. The State raises the following points on appeal: POINT I. THE LOWER COURT WAS INCORRECT IN … State v. K.S., 220 N.J. 190, 199-200 (2015). Their PTI recommendations should take into consideration the …
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… is unclear from the record whether Sloan was privy to that communication. However, Sloan testified that his "initial … does not require probable cause to believe a person has committed or is about to commit an offense. State v. Nishina, 175 N.J. 502, 510-11 …
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… was sentenced to two years of non-custodial probation, community service and mandatory fines. He did not file a … or sentence. The Department of Homeland Security filed a complaint against defendant seeking his deportation based on … testified. We do not agree with defendant that the court's comments required a new evidentiary hearing. Affirmed. … …