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… already taken in this matter. Remand proceedings shall be completed within ninety days. We do not retain jurisdiction. …
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… On February 27, 2024, Judge Taylor issued an order and accompanying written decision, ultimately dismissing … or contradictory" and would not have changed the outcome of the N.J.R.E. 104(c) hearing or defendant's trial. … on second and subsequent petitions for PCR. The Rule compels dismissal of a subsequent PCR petition unless the …
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… in the requested discovery that would have changed the outcome of the case. Moreover, he was given an …
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… jury charged defendant with first- degree conspiracy to commit murder or attempted murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and … a retraxit plea of guilty to first-degree conspiracy to commit murder in exchange for a sentence recommendation of a twenty-year prison term subject to the No …
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… an August 18, 2023 order dismissing without prejudice her complaint against defendant, Elizabeth Board of Education … an August 18, 2023 order dismissing without prejudice her complaint against defendant, the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation (DOLWD); and (3) a September 25, 2023 order …
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… in the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center, thirty days of community service, and assessments and miscellaneous fees. … addition to receiving written notice, "was represented by competent counsel and arraigned . . . at which point she was … jurisprudence following Petrello establishes that strict compliance with the oral and written requirements for …
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… 2 Jenssy was acquitted on all counts. 4 A-0539-23 and communicate with him about his case; present alibi … a Wade hearing. The judge further determined the outcome of defendant's trial would not have been different had … Defendant now appeals, raising the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT ESTABLISHED, …
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… Officer Ramos was standing near his police vehicle at the comer of Maple A venue and Reckless Place, while Sgt. Ashton … a seatbelt violation, which carried a lower fine with no points. Defendant refused this offer, claiming he was … a "break" so he would not have to pay a $231 fine and have points added to his driving record. After the State rested, …
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… in the second- degree range. In a July 19, 2022 order and accompanying written decision, the PCR judge denied … after he became intoxicated. However, because "[c]rimes committed under the influence of alcohol . . . do not … Super. at 129. "Driving and consuming alcohol are not uncommon experiences," and defendant presented no evidence …
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… factor fourteen), in light of his youthful age when he committed the offenses that led to his convictions. We … robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15–1; second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15–1 and N.J.S.A. 2C:5–2; … appeal followed in which defendant raises the following points: POINT I TRIAL COURT ERRED BY NOT CONSIDER[ING] THE …
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… of the registration deadline, the Essex Vicinage Law Day Committee gathers the information and pairs each school with … reasons adds value to the time spent in or out of class and points the way to putting the experience in an important … The debriefing will enable the class to review the key points in the trial and to better understand the entire …
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… Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Hudson County, Complaint-Warrant Nos. W-2017-000024-0901, … dated January 13, 2017. Those orders require the State to comply with Rule 3:4-2(c)(1)(B), by providing the defense … of heroin, methadone and oxycodone. According to the Complaint-Warrant, the Affidavit of Probable Cause, and the …
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… and robbery, and in exchange the State agreed to recommend twenty years of imprisonment for both counts. One …
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… of discussing the State's motion. At no point during those communications was defendant given the opportunity to file a …
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… the reasons set forth in the PCR judge's written decision accompanying his order. The background of this case already … reduced charge of aggravated manslaughter, with the State recommending a twenty-seven-year custodial sentence subject to … prompting the trial court to add mitigating factor six (compensation to the victim/community service), N.J.S.A. …
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… defendant to "submit to a mental health evaluation and complete any program of treatment or anger management … assistance by trial counsel for "failing to request a competency hearing prior to allowing him to enter a guilty … "[i]llegible" 2007 health services records and an "incomplete" 2008 sentencing transcript––that defendant "would …
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… petitioner at no point in the proceedings offered any competent evidence to rebut the presumption, we affirm. B.S. … admissible in the OAL, the Director concluded there was no competent evidence in the record to support petitioner's … (explaining that "[h]earsay may be employed to corroborate competent proof, or competent proof may be supported or …
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… a disciplinary officer's decision finding him guilty of committing prohibited acts *.002, assaulting any person, in … shower. According to Moore, Colon later instructed him to come out of his cell to shower, and when he did, Colon … to 356 days of administrative segregation, 365 days loss of commutation time and thirty days loss of recreation …
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… employment in the financial industry. The PTI director recommended defendant be admitted. The prosecutor disagreed … convicted of N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26 to home detention or community service programs contrary to the statute's …
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… from an order entered on June 2, 2017 dismissing her complaint following a jury verdict finding she had not … struck a vehicle plaintiff was driving. Plaintiff filed a complaint against decedent alleging she sustained permanent … damages was subject to the limitation on lawsuit threshold, commonly known as the "verbal threshold," as set forth in …