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… Simpkins went to buy marijuana from Ian Morris. Defendant accompanied Potts and Simpkins to Morris's apartment … saw defendant. According to Potts, defendant said he "bodied" someone.2 Potts also saw a bulge in defendant's … on." In reviewing defense counsel's summation, none of the points argued to the jury referenced Detective Walker's …
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… reverse and remand. The calculation of C.M.'s household income for 2019 forms the basis for the instant appeal. When this matter commenced, C.M. lived in Sussex County, New Jersey with her … "Arbitrary and capricious action of administrative bodies means willful and unreasoning action, without …
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… J.C. According to F.S., J.C. disclosed that he had committed "a robbery with other people." After doing so, … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. Furthermore, the Strickland test applies to … show that counsel's assistance was not "within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases." Id. at …
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… He stated he first saw petitioner in June 2015. Petitioner complained of weakness and pain in her "distal [right] … of the patient, reviewed twenty-seven neurological bullet points, tested twelve nerves that go to the brain, checked … medical records, including three EMG/nerve conduction studies from Dr. Boxman, and the reports of [additional …
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… three); second-degree possession of a weapon during the commission of certain crimes, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (count … substandard representation or impact the probable outcome of the proceedings. On October 3, 2019, we affirmed the … and highlighted first PCR counsel's "incorporat[ion of] all points raised by defendant[] at the conclusion of his …
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… defendant returned later that evening, Griffin saw him "coming from an area near the victim's apartment, not from … v. Carter, 91 N.J. 86 (1982) because the scientific studies challenging such evidence were not available at the … of his trial . . . ." Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I — IN DENYING THE DISCOVERY …
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… . . .would have gleaned any exculpatory evidence or compelling evidence whatsoever . . . ." On the motion for an … judges with discretion in reviewing a party's failure to comply with discovery. See R. 7:7-7(j) (providing that where a party fails to comply with discovery, "the court may . . . enter such other …
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… plaintiff and defendant each filed a domestic violence complaint against each other. The following month, they withdrew those complaints and entered an "agreement to enter civil … domestic violence, the PDVA makes available expansive remedies 'designed for the protection and safety of the …
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… contact, 2 The PCR judge also denied defendant's other two points because they raised the same issues we rejected on … a forensic examination was performed and a rape kit was completed. Id. at 4. Semen was detected in the swab taken … counsel's efforts fell below the standards of professional competency. The PCR judge reasonably rejected defendant's …
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… that consent was properly obtained. He concluded that the incomplete consent form was not fatal when weighed against the … remaining charges under the twenty-count indictment, and recommended concurrent sentences of six years' incarceration … judge accepted defendant's plea, and imposed the recommended sentences. On appeal, defendant presents these …
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… reverse and remand. The calculation of C.M.'s household income for 2019 forms the basis for the instant appeal. When this matter commenced, C.M. lived in Sussex County, New Jersey with her … "Arbitrary and capricious action of administrative bodies means willful and unreasoning action, without …
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… or omissions fell "outside the wide range of professionally competent assistance" considered in light of all the … to transcripts of plea colloquies for evidence that these points were placed on the record with a noncitizen defendant …
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… death. Barry had a history of drug abuse and had people "com[ing] in and out" of the house. 3 A-5173-14T3 Ms. Burgos … "creeped [Burgos] out" because she did not know it was common for him come to the window when he was looking for … without parole.3 On appeal defendant raised the following points: POINT I: THE JURY'S QUESTION INDICATED THAT THE JURY …
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… shot the victim. On April 4, 2014, the two-member panel, composed of Thomas Haaf and Lloyd Henderson, denied Sanchez … his criminal record became "increasingly more serious"; he committed his murder offense while on probation; he had a … programs. Sanchez argued that his involvement in Islamic studies, courses on HVAC, pre-GED, culinary arts, building …
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… the facts from the record developed on the motions to compel discovery and dismiss ARF's pleadings. The record … in Woodbridge (the Property). In June 2017, Seaside filed a complaint seeking to quiet title to the Property and declare … Mortgage. In September 2017, ARF also filed a third-party complaint against Seaside, its members – Walter Jakovcic and …
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… defendant was not in custody when he made the statements complained of to the police, and his motion for acquittal … a police officer. When defendant returned to the shop complaining about the repairs, the owner asked defendant to … standing outside. According to the detective, the owner had complained previously about defendant, prompting the …
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… contends the trial court erred in denying his motion to compel discovery of laboratory-test results, which were … buys. Pre-trial, defendant moved under Rule 3:13-3 to compel the State to produce the reports of the lab tests. … controlled purchases." II. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 2 The record does not include …
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… substantially for the reasons set forth in the judge's comprehensive written decision rendered on November 16, … that plaintiff failed to satisfy the positive criteria embodied in N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70(d) and, therefore, it did not … Medici v. BPR Co., 107 N.J. 1, 15 (1987)). "[P]ublic bodies, because of their peculiar knowledge of local …
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… - 1 - NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ______________________________ : … McCormick were then assessed for additional Gross Income Tax based upon the Charley O’s audit. The McCormicks … as a reason why the state should furnish him with legal remedies to recover it back. Ignorance or mistake of law by one …
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… artery." At admission she had "a lengthy list of maladies" including "multiple kinds of bed sores, multiple … of decedent's treating physician, Dr. Wilkinson. Inspira points out that several pages of handwritten progress notes … causation expert. Judge Morris Smith found this was not a common knowledge injury and that a physician was required to …