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… each victim. In exchange for his pleas, the State recommended that he receive a county jail sentence not to … be serving county jail, versus prison, time under his recommended sentence. In his amended petition, defendant also … told the judge, "there is an immigration situation that may come up in the future. My client is a permanent resident. …
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… and during most of the marriage, Hermo worked as a fixed income bond trader, with a specialization in … that position, he earned a substantial six-figure annual income, at one point approaching $1 million, that included a … 9 A-3385-19 Hermo subsequently requested the court revisit the provisions of the January 22, 2020 order …
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… violating this statute. Defendant contends the trial court committed reversible error and deprived him of a fair trial … asked the court to read a hypothetical to the jury from the commentaries to N.J.S.A. 2C:2-1(c), which read as follows: A … to a fair trial, 'erroneous instructions on material points are presumed to' possess the capacity to unfairly …
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… not stop and continued at a high rate of speed. At various points after turning onto other roadways, with Ehnstrom … drove through red lights, and veered into a lane of oncoming traffic. When Ehnstrom was able to drive alongside 3 … history of mental illness, there was concern about competency to stand trial. Following a competency hearing on …
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… also challenges his sentence, claiming that the prosecutor committed a gross and patent abuse of discretion by refusing … judge denied defendant's motion for reasons explained in a comprehensive and detailed oral opinion. Defendant was tried … 2C:43-6(c). The court concluded that the State did not commit a gross and patent abuse of prosecutorial discretion …
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… application for injunctive relief are set forth in comprehensive detail in the thorough oral decision rendered … we decline to reach the issues presented by plaintiff in Points I through XII and Points XVI through XVIII of his brief because his challenges …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1(b)(1), and one count of conspiracy to commit arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1). They subsequently … 14, 2017, the Middlesex County Probation Department recommended to the Prosecutor's Office that defendants' … Defendants counter-proposed performing 150 hours each of community service related to the offense such as working …
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… At issue is the propriety of the prosecutor's closing comments on a seven-minute segment of surveillance footage, … of proper conduct and the court's evidentiary decision compounded the error, thereby denying defendant a fair … in this video. Defense counsel objected to the prosecutor's comments at sidebar, arguing it was unfair for the State to …
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… railroad tracks. There 3 A-4934-18 was no train immediately coming and the victim was able to climb back safely onto the … police drove him to the New Jersey Transit Police District Command station in Hoboken. Even after arriving at the … we agree with defendant's first argument but not his other points of claimed error. II. It is fundamental to our system …
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… aggravating factors three, the risk that the defendant will commit another offense; six, the extent of the defendant's … was under twenty-six years of age at the time of the commission of the offense." L. 2020, c. 110 (eff. Oct. 19, … N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(14) be applied prospectively, and the common law exceptions to the presumption of prospectivity do …
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… to Rule 3:20-1. The judge explained her reasoning in a comprehensive oral decision delivered from the bench, … Nieves, she called out his name to alert him of something coming from behind. When defendant looked back, he "saw them coming like as in [an] ambush thing. I told her to back up. …
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… allegedly failed to diagnose or detect signs of Acute Compartment Syndrome. On December 17, 2018, plaintiff first met with his trial counsel and brought her his incomplete medical chart. On the same day, plaintiff's counsel … Essex Cnty. Prosecutor, 171 N.J. 561, 571 (2002)). II. In Points I and II, State defendants argue the judge abused her …
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… and Grant Golightly. The trial court dismissed plaintiff's complaint determining plaintiff raised claims of … around 1:43 a.m. to find plaintiff appearing agitated and accompanied by police. Plaintiff testified in her deposition … hospital she felt "killed her son," and this request was accommodated. Plaintiff indicated she "stepped up into" the …
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… who conducted his Avenel Evaluation where defendant denied committing the offense. Counsel stated defendant was "here … plea agreement to time served, three years' probation, and community supervision for life pursuant to Megan's Law, … claim for IAC. Defendant now appeals, raising the following points: POINT I: THE PCR COURT ERRED IN PROCEDURALLY BARRING …
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… and sister. The family resided in Eatontown, initially on visitor visas. Defendant’s parents obtained legal permanent … to apply for a two-year forbearance of removal, thus becoming eligible for work authorization. Dep't of Homeland … Appointed counsel filed a brief raising the following points: POINT I PETITIONER WAS DENIED THE EFFECTIVE …
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… a new class action brought against the same defendant company for conduct that occurred after the date of the … and payment processing solutions in the United States. The company serves a range of merchants in a host of industries, … members who did not opt out approximately $7.2 million as compensation, in exchange for the dismissal of 2 For the …
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… allegedly failed to diagnose or detect signs of Acute Compartment Syndrome. On December 17, 2018, plaintiff first met with his trial counsel and brought her his incomplete medical chart. On the same day, plaintiff's counsel … Essex Cnty. Prosecutor, 171 N.J. 561, 571 (2002)). II. In Points I and II, State defendants argue the judge abused her …
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… home. Id. at 3. M.F. testified the man gestured for M.F. to come over to the man's porch, but M.F. went directly into … was ineffective by failing to move for a speedy trial, communicate with defendant, and obtain discovery. The brief … The court also observed trial counsel's task was "further complicate[d]" by the recording from inside defendant's home …
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… had reason to believe defendant was staying. Based on prior communications with the occupant of that apartment, … I have a meeting with them all. They're busy. They can't come down here, so they asked me to interview you on their … search is presumptively unreasonable. Ibid. To overcome this presumption, the State must prove by a …
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… At issue is the propriety of the prosecutor's closing comments on a seven-minute segment of surveillance footage, … of proper conduct and the court's evidentiary decision compounded the error, thereby denying defendant a fair … in this video. Defense counsel objected to the prosecutor's comments at sidebar, arguing it was unfair for the State to …