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… above, during her summation, the prosecutor made two comments defendant now claims were prejudicial. Defendant did not object to those comments during the trial. For the sake of brevity and … I – DEFENDANT WAS DENIED HIS RIGHTS TO DUE PROCESS AND A FAIR TRIAL, AND TO REMAIN SILENT, BY TWO PROSECUTORIAL …
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… as part of the plea negotiations, the State agreed to recommend an aggregate term of eight years imprisonment, if … and attempted to plead guilty, but was unable to provide a complete factual basis. He did state he and his brother, the … in counsel's performance prejudiced defendant's rights to a fair trial such that there exists a "reasonable probability …
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… with a knife and choked. Her death was ascribed to a combination of exsanguination and asphyxia through … VIOLATED DEFENDANT'S RIGHTS TO DUE PROCESS OF LAW, A FAIR TRIAL AND THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY WITH UNDIVIDED … with the municipal court system in Atlantic County. Lastly, Zerella's representation of defendant did not …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. DAVID COMPANIONI, Defendant-Appellant. … Submitted December 20, 2017 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes and Manahan. On appeal from Superior Court of New … whether, given all of the circumstances, 'there is a fair probability that contraband or evidence of a crime will …
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… for the reasons set forth by the Law Division judge in his comprehensive review of the proofs relating to the officer's … "mandatory training." He followed, "Again, for the last two months, three months almost, that the case was 2 … bring a case to trial, "[a]s a matter of fundamental fairness," the State must avoid "excessive delay in …
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… that "two of his friends [were] going to pay him $500 to commit a burglary." Defendant told Bordamonte that he 2 … Marvin Eugene. During this call, defendant stated that he committed the burglary, and asked to recant the statement he … 12 A-1133-15T3 jury instructions are essential for a fair trial. State v. Clausell, 121 N.J. 298, 330 (1990). …
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… on In re Siegel, 133 N.J. 162, 170 (1993), the DRB recommended disbarment. The Court dismissed without prejudice … firm, and because evidence that may exist in Utah cannot be compelled by respondent here, the Court cannot conclude that … and the OAE’s reach. It would therefore be fundamentally unfair and contrary to established rules to disbar respondent …
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… On appeal, defendant argues he was denied his right to a fair trial based upon the prosecutor's improper … of shoplifting. One of the associates requested that she "come into their office," but Monzo did not comply. One associate then advised Monzo to return the …
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… September 29, 2021 – Decided October 21, 2021 Before Judges Fuentes, Gilson, and Gummer. On appeal from the Superior … credible," plaintiff stated: 3 A-0054-19 [I]t escalated fairly quickly . . . I said you have to fix it. And he says, … this fixed because it's -- besides being a biohazard it's uncomfortable for the kids, we can fix it, and the expletives …
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… to -35.2 Defendant contends the court erred by finding he committed the predicate offenses of harassment and … future domestic violence, and that he was deprived of a fair trial. We affirm the FRO, limited to the predicate act … sent plaintiff this final message: Yes. This will be my last message to you since the police have been trying to …
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… for wage execution was served upon defendant by first class mail and certified mail, return receipt requested , at … on December 8, 2004. The $4,875.22 judgment amount was comprised of the judgment award of $4,711.98, plus court … LVNV "was in violation of section e (10) of the Federal Fair Debt Collections Practice Act" (FDCPA)3 and that "[her] …
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… 2C:15-2(a)(1), (2), and (4)2; second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a)(1); … of carjacking reflecting three distinct legal theories for committing the crime under N.J.S.A. 2C:15-2(a)(1) … ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL AND, AS SUCH, HE WAS DEPRIVED OF A FAIR TRIAL AND DUE PROCESS. A. Ineffective assistance of …
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… supported by substantial evidence and her legal conclusions comport with applicable law, we affirm. The parties were … or the result of whim or caprice." 11 A-2468-19 Foust v. Glaser, 340 N.J. Super. 312, 316 (App. Div. 2001) (quoting … The equitable distribution of property aims "to effect a fair and just division of marital assets." Steneken v. …
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… At that 8 A-1524-17T1 time, the State had offered to recommend that defendant be sentenced to seven years in … but also that the deficiency prejudiced his right to a fair trial. Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, 687 … by the same token, a defendant has no legal entitlement to compel a plea offer or a plea bargain; the decision whether …
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… judge accepts a plea."1 This appeal will hopefully be the last taken by a juvenile who entered a plea of guilty … being advised regarding the actual length of his term of commitment, the equivalent of adult incarceration, that … AND DEPRIVES THE JUVENILE OF DUE PROCESS AND FUNDAMENTAL FAIRNESS. 9 A-4737-15T1 A. Under Miller v. Alabama and …
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… plaintiff of $111 per week. This was calculated based on income to defendant derived entirely from alimony paid by … per week. Defendant also received Supplemental Security Income (SSI), because she became disabled during the marriage, … 185, 193 (1999)). Marital settlement agreements "which are fair and just" are enforceable in equity. Petersen v. …
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… CAUSING DELAY SO EXCESSIVE AS TO WARRANT DISMISSAL OF THE COMPLAINTS. A. THE EXTRAORDINARILY LONG DELAY HERE WEIGHS … bring a case to trial "[a]s a matter of fundamental fairness," the State must avoid "excessive delay in … an obligation to secure her appearance. During defendant's last period of incarceration beginning August 28, 2013, the …
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… Kunzier, attorneys; Kevin J. Conyngham, on the brief). Nicholas C. Apicelli argued the cause for respondent Michael … to walk over the hose, raised jury questions concerning her comparative negligence and assumption of the risk. I. … to exercise reasonable care to prevent foreseeable harm is "fair and just." Hopkins, 132 N.J. at 438. Here, Magic …
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… was not safe, and needed further evaluation. M.F. recommended to defendants that David be immediately admitted … Dr. N. acknowledged that David's blood sugar level was fairly normal, but could not opine this was evidence that … of whether a parent's or guardian's conduct "is to be classified as merely negligent, grossly negligent, or …
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… "a substantial likelihood exists that [appellant] would commit a new crime if released on parole at this time." That … record, had achieved minimum custody status and that his last institutional infraction was in 1993. It amended the … raising these issues: POINT I. APPELLANT WAS DENIED A FAIR PAROLE HEARING WITHOUT A PRE-SENTENCE REPORT, AS IS …