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… by name at her home. Defendant maintained that he did not commit the carjacking and stated, “[i]f it’s me that you’re … the protections of the First Amendment. Courts do not have freewheeling authority to declare new categories of speech … the conviction violated his constitutional right to free speech.” According to defendant, “the First Amendment …
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… or (2) (count one); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3 (count … jury to think he was a bad person. In support, defendant points to case law stating that it is prejudicial to a … sentence, a judge should consider that "there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit …
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… or (2) (count one); first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3 (count … jury to think he was a bad person. In support, defendant points to case law stating that it is prejudicial to a … sentence, a judge should consider that "there can be no free crimes in a system for which the punishment shall fit …
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… struck Mann in the head twice with his gun. Mann broke free and the assailants fired several shots at him, all of … which the vehicles weaved among lanes and crossed into oncoming traffic. The BMW crashed and Pierrevil was arrested … Defendant was convicted of second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-2; …
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… who opined that defendant "was mentally ill at the time [he committed] the alleged offenses." The expert stated that although defendant was competent to stand trial and "could appreciate the … is admissible so long as it 'was the product of a free and deliberate choice rather than intimidation, …
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… appeals from a November 22, 2019 order dismissing his complaint without prejudice and a January 10, 2020 order … defendant had violated his First Amendment right of free speech, discriminated against him in violation of his … in plaintiff's complaint.1 1 Defendant correctly points out that plaintiff did not file a timely notice of …
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… saw defendant, known to them for outstanding warrants and complaints. They arrested her and during the processing at … defendant and approached her, advised her of outstanding complaints and warrants and ordered her to put her hands … her mask, continued to cough, and attempted to break free of the handcuffs on the bench. Klein transported …
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… assault of his eight-year-old cousin. The father is on Community Supervision for Life and he has not been permitted … been ruled out as feasible caretakers. After a guardianship complaint was filed, Dr. Zachary Yeoman conducted a … 1961) (recognizing a trial court acting as fact-finder is free to accept or reject the testimony of any party's …
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… Logan violated Cristobal's Fourth Amendment right to be free of excessive force. The jury further determined that defendant Dabney committed an assault and battery against Jacques and used … the conviction would not be admissible. Following the completion of Cristobal's testimony, the trial judge …
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… police detention of a person who would not reasonably feel free to leave, even though the encounter falls short of a … or harassing in nature"). Obviously, defendant did not feel compelled to remain at the scene. He kept walking, signaling …
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… Division order denying its motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint for filing a late tort claim notice and granting … in turn, filed a Rule 4:6-1 motion to dismiss the complaint contending it was barred due to plaintiffs' … of sovereign immunity remains a limited one and we are not free to expand that waiver beyond its statutorily- …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(7). In exchange, the State agreed to recommend that the court sentence defendant to a term of imprisonment not to exceed three years. Defendant was free to argue that the court 3 A-5153-14T2 impose a … years old at the time. His educational background included completing one year of college. The judge questioned …
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… Demunguia admitted to his parole officer that he had become affiliated with the Pagans Motorcycle Club (Pagans) in … permission to carry a knife so he could cut his pant leg free while riding a motorcycle. The parole officer advised … have purchased a pair of "paramedic scissors" without sharp points, or driven a different type of motorcycle. We accord …
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… police detention of a person who would not reasonably feel free to leave, even though the encounter falls short of a … or harassing in nature"). Obviously, defendant did not feel compelled to remain at the scene. He kept walking, signaling …
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… assault of his eight-year-old cousin. The father is on Community Supervision for Life and he has not been permitted … been ruled out as feasible caretakers. After a guardianship complaint was filed, Dr. Zachary Yeoman conducted a … 1961) (recognizing a trial court acting as fact-finder is free to accept or reject the testimony of any party's …
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… Division order denying its motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint for filing a late tort claim notice and granting … in turn, filed a Rule 4:6-1 motion to dismiss the complaint contending it was barred due to plaintiffs' … of sovereign immunity remains a limited one and we are not free to expand that waiver beyond its statutorily- …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(7). In exchange, the State agreed to recommend that the court sentence defendant to a term of imprisonment not to exceed three years. Defendant was free to argue that the court 3 A-5153-14T2 impose a … years old at the time. His educational background included completing one year of college. The judge questioned …
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… Demunguia admitted to his parole officer that he had become affiliated with the Pagans Motorcycle Club (Pagans) in … permission to carry a knife so he could cut his pant leg free while riding a motorcycle. The parole officer advised … have purchased a pair of "paramedic scissors" without sharp points, or driven a different type of motorcycle. We accord …
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… Logan violated Cristobal's Fourth Amendment right to be free of excessive force. The jury further determined that defendant Dabney committed an assault and battery against Jacques and used … the conviction would not be admissible. Following the completion of Cristobal's testimony, the trial judge …
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… saw defendant, known to them for outstanding warrants and complaints. They arrested her and during the processing at … defendant and approached her, advised her of outstanding complaints and warrants and ordered her to put her hands … her mask, continued to cough, and attempted to break free of the handcuffs on the bench. Klein transported …