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… which supported the DWI charge.1 The State provided discovery to defendant that included a certificate from Dori L. … Defendant's counsel issued a subpoena ad testificandum compelling Ratka's testimony before the municipal court. On … to argue defendant's speedy trial motion. Because it was very late in the evening, it was agreed that counsel would …
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… received a call from Michael. James described Michael as "very upset" and noticed "a trembling in his voice." Michael … got to get out of here . . . I can't stay here . . . can I come over and sleep on the couch." James told Michael that … asked defendant to tell him what happened, she told a completely different story, claiming she and Michael got …
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… to address issues he had with women and to prevent the commission of future acts of sexual assault. They … he would not go to jail that evening, stating "That's what everybody says." He then explained that "the last time … officer reinforced the false impression, stating "I tell everybody who I interview in this room the same thing. . . . …
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… talked to her about "sexual things[,]" and made her feel "uncomfortable." Specifically, she recalled one incident where … 4 Judy is not the boy's mother. 6 A-3364-15T1 The Division completed its investigation of the allegations against … With respect to Betty, Judge Berdote Byrne found her to be "very clear in her testimony" and noted that "although she …
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… two men to get on the ground, but they did not immediately comply. After he guided one of them to the ground, the other complied. Officer Jason Slatas of the Freehold Borough … person, a woman. She started to yell. Lin stated he was "very nervous" and "didn't know what [he] was doing." He …
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… select a photograph; (2) the photograph of the person who committed the crime may or may not be in the array; (3) the … towed, and notified the task force of the vehicle's recovery. On December 16, 2013, defendant was arrested pursuant … sequentially versus simultaneously; (7) whether a composite [sketch] was used; (8) whether the procedure was a …
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… good. On January 4, 2017, the Division filed a verified complaint to terminate defendant's parental rights and award … Jr. needed "stability." She described her grandson as "very verbal" and "highly intelligent" but acknowledged that … grandparents had "the same bond" when defendant only visited with her son over three-and-a-half years "compared to …
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… and Morris); count six: second-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated arson, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, N.J.S.A. … before accepting the plea offer, she had reviewed the discovery with her attorney and discussed the possible defenses … to a trial in which the State would have to prove each and every element of the charged offenses beyond a reasonable …
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… plaintiff's cross-motion for leave to file an amended complaint. We affirm. We glean the following facts from the … attorney-client relationship with Sheppard. However, it was very unclear to Sheppard whether he had actually been … attorney] or his "representatives," or whether the opposite was true. As an attorney, [the New York attorney] was …
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… but "relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … and re-referrals and re-referrals and he's got an answer every time about why he's not going to services and he's in … in providing classes and parenting programs must by their very nature take into consideration the abilities and mental …
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… of education of the withdrawing district may petition the Commissioner of Education for permission to submit the … district: had sufficient infrastructure to handle every alternative configuration; would meet the state … configuration of all constituent districts was working very well for their respective students. While the current …
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… THE GREATER CHARGES AND THEREBY ENCOURAGED IMPROPER COMPROMISES. U.S. CONST. AMENDS. VI, XIV; N.J. CONST. ART. … judge that juror three had a previously planned trip, but everyone believed that, but for the hurricane, the trial … therefore the new deliberating jury must start over at the very beginning of deliberations. Each member of the original …
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… (2007)). One such principle mandates that prosecutors limit comments in their opening statements "to the 'facts [they] … the credibility of law enforcement officers are assessed "very carefully." State v. Hawk, 327 N.J. Super. 276, 285 … purpose conviction. Ibid. However, "[t]o conclude that every acquittal of the substantive charge involving the use …
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… Jackson Twp. Ord. § 244-62(A)(8), (17), http://ecode360.com/15721432. http://ecode360.com/15721432 3 A-1620-15T4 … the Board's approval for a similar facility at a nearby site in the Township referred to as the "Bismark property." … that defendant's proposed use of the subject property "is very similar to the uses that are permitted in the [LM] …
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… en route to the hospital because Kahe was having pregnancy complications, specifically discomfort and bleeding. … really make sense" because they were travelling in the opposite direction of both hospitals. Defendant and Kahe further … the following contentions for our review: POINT I THE DISCOVERY AND SEIZURE OF THE EVIDENCE VIOLATED DEFENDANT'S …
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… employed until his termination in June 2014. As part of his compensation package, plaintiff maintained a retirement … plaintiff filed for divorce. Upon the completion of discovery, trial commenced and on October 8, 2014, the parties … 2015. The principle funds in this account were deposited solely during the coverture period, meaning that the …
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… respondents Meridia Park Avenue, LLC and Capodagli Property Company, LLC (Theresa M. Cinnamond, on the brief). NOT FOR … LLC (Capodagli), and to extend the time to complete discovery.1 The court had dismissed the complaint against Meridia … the attorney asserted plaintiff had not made the requisite showing of "exceptional circumstances" required by Rule …
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… were the result of Diane's drug abuse. The Division filed a complaint to permit it to 3 Diane's age at the time of the … (PCP). On January 18, 2013, the Division caseworker visited the family home again to assess whether progress had … with his therapist, whose services were required for this very reason. Diane also tested positive on several occasions …
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… that Peter Paul Kaminski (Peter)1 was the victim of fraud committed by his daughter, Pauline Kaminski (Pauline), and … of this real estate. But they were the owners. They had every right to do that. Then . . . later in [] 2003 when … with] BankUnited took place, again despite . . . everybody involved in that, that really didn't hurt him. The …
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… (NERA), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. Defendant was also sentenced to community supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, and … WAS BEING PUNISHED AND FORCED TO SIT IN A CORNER AT THE VERY TIME SHE FIRST CAME FORWARD WITH THE ACCUSATION … of those arguments on direct appeal forestalls the requisite showing of prejudice to obtain relief. A prior …