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… new trial, arguing that the prosecutor made improper comments in both his opening statement and closing argument. … an aggregate prison term of eighteen years, with the requisite period of parole ineligibility. At trial, the State … the credibility of law enforcement officers are assessed "very carefully." State v. Hawk, 327 N.J. Super. 276, 285 …
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… then having unsupervised contact with the baby prior to the completion of court-ordered services while they were both … that he put a steak knife that he had just washed with very hot water near Isabella while he left to go to the … unsupervised contact with the children and ordered them to complete a number of services, including psychological …
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… Two grand juries indicted and charged defendant with committing numerous crimes.1 After a jury found him guilty … THE 5 A-2793-18T3 VICTIMS' BODIES UNDER THE INEVITABLE DISCOVERY RULE. POINT IV [DEFENDANT'S] CONVICTIONS [IN THE FIRST … physical evidence were admissible under the inevitable discovery doctrine. See State v. Sugar, 108 N.J. 151, 156 (1987) …
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… from the record. On December 15, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint and jury demand on behalf of the estate of her … when we look at the doctors there, they are people too. Everyone has to make choices. And . . . people make mistakes … bitterness, and dissatisfaction . . . directed at the very facility where the tragic events that were about to be …
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… biological fathers, R.C. and M.L., along with K.W., all completed identified surrenders to the paternal aunt. 4 … hearing, K.W. and Karen's half-siblings' fathers all completed identified surrenders in favor of Karen's aunt; … were also potential placements, and that "this may very well be subject to a hearing under a different docket …
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… was against the weight of 1 South City Prime is the holding company that owns and operates Fire & Oak. 3 A-3355-18T3 the … 4 A-3355-18T3 On March 7, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging the defendants had allowed a dangerous … of alcohol consumption prior to an accident is inherently very prejudicial. Because other indicia of intoxication were …
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… LLC (DP), and MW Properties, LLC 1 Plaintiffs amended the complaint to add McDavit, the daughter of the late Edward J. … The Weinerman defendants also stated that "there's very . . . minor issues . . . that are to be resolved here." … accompanying oral decision, the court found that the discovery rule was inapplicable because plaintiffs "should have …
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… v. Silver, 387 N.J. Super. 112 (App. Div. 2006), was incomplete and failed to consider the relevant N.J.S.A. … to be aware of what [she] knew" as "a firsthand witness to everything." 5 A-4648-18T3 Plaintiff and defendant both … and credibility in contrast to plaintiff who was "very credible[]," the court concluded that a FRO was …
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… on the following eleven counts: second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1; first-degree … robbery, N.J.S.A 2C:15-l; first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A 2C:5-2 and 2C:ll-3(a)(l), (2); … an error because calling . . . an alibi witness would have very well been more detrimental to the defendant than the …
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… "[t]here[] [had] been tension" between them, they "did not communicate very well," and a pattern of name calling had developed. … leave [defendant] alone." Five days later, plaintiff visited the co-worker's daughter's Instagram page and …
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… A third visit was brought about by the daughter's complaint of abdominal pain and mild discomfort during … testified that she was with him whenever his daughter visited. Defendant argued these errors separately and … anyone could have testified truthfully that they spent every possible minute with defendant when his daughter was …
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… counts. Pursuant to the plea agreement, the State recommended a fifteen-year sentence for counts one and two, … DeLury sentenced defendant in accordance with the State's recommendation to the maximum custodial term of fifteen years, … As Judge Podolnick noted, trial counsel negotiated a very favorable plea agreement, considering defendant was …
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… photographs with her name and address on an Internet website that permitted users to submit anonymous naked … M.M. reported defendant to 1 The facts are derived from a combination of the police report, the probation officer's … to develop "anxiety, depression and PTSD," and "crushed every ounce of self-esteem [she] had." Thus, the prosecutor …
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… 28, 2017, August 16, 2017, and November 14, 2017, all accompanied by comprehensive written statements of reasons, … Thursdays, and defendant would exercise her parenting time every Monday and Tuesday. The November 14, 2017 parenting … of motions other than calendar matters and routine discovery applications when requested "as a matter both of due …
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… addiction rehabilitation program after the program was completed. Defendant violated the terms of his probation. He … basically run out of options. There isn't any treatment recommendation that hasn't been offered to you that we could … 192 N.J. 421, 434-35 (2007)). 9 A-4647-17T2 [S]tated in very broad terms, offenders sentenced to regular probation …
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… from four Portuguese- or Spanish-speaking witnesses in discovery.1 At first blush, the appeal suggested a need for this … investigating officers either directly or with the help of community members. Some or all of the alleged victims later … counsel emailed the prosecution, detailing outstanding discovery, including English translations of the alleged victims' …
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… as a senior corrections officer for the Juvenile Justice Commission. The facts pertaining to that event are … still treating Prendeville in connection with his worker's compensation claim. Drs. Peters and Gulevski agreed that … Dr. Lomazow cited "[t]wo MRIs of the brain demonstrat[ing] very mild nonspecific white matter changes" to support his …
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… Department was traveling east on Route 46 when he saw a commercial van drift over the double yellow line, into … (last visited Nov. 30, 2005)). 7 A-2080-18T3 Defendant raises the … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." Locurto, 157 …
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… On May 26, 2016, A.R. was driving her cab in Camden. B.R. accompanied her for safety purposes. While parked, A.R.'s car … will not 'hesitate[] to correct mistakes that undermine the very foundation of a fair trial—the selection of an … Moore, our Supreme Court explained voir dire acts as a discovery tool. It is like a conversation in which the parties …
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… into the building with defendant. Craig heard two gunshots coming from inside the house. Craig called Barry's cell … you the cash." He also texted defendant, "I don't need to come into the house. . . . You got to understand, I'm not … to Craig's admission to police that the two young men had "very smoothly" purchased drugs about three times from John …