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… On November 17, 2015, a Monmouth County grand jury returned Ind. No. 15-11-1962, charging defendant in … wax envelopes. On December 1, 2015, a Monmouth County grand jury returned Ind. No. 15-12-2070, charging defendant with … or approximately 850 bags of heroin to an undercover officer." In addition, the search of defendant's car …
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… On November 17, 2015, a Monmouth County grand jury returned Ind. No. 15-11-1962, charging defendant in … wax envelopes. On December 1, 2015, a Monmouth County grand jury returned Ind. No. 15-12-2070, charging defendant with … or approximately 850 bags of heroin to an undercover officer." In addition, the search of defendant's car …
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… or another scheduled date. Municipal cases do not have a jury. The judge decides guilty or not guilty. If guilty, the …
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… an evidentiary hearing on defendant's motion at which Officer Michael Ambrose was the only witness. Defendant's … sole argument at the hearing was "limited to only what the officer saw before he 3 A-4301-18 initiated the stop" of the … way" to a casino in Pennsylvania. A Morris County grand jury thereafter returned an eight-count indictment charging …
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… an evidentiary hearing on defendant's motion at which Officer Michael Ambrose was the only witness. Defendant's … sole argument at the hearing was "limited to only what the officer saw before he 3 A-4301-18 initiated the stop" of the … way" to a casino in Pennsylvania. A Morris County grand jury thereafter returned an eight-count indictment charging …
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… WAS IMPOSING SUCH A TERM. We affirm. A Mercer County grand jury returned an indictment charging defendant with four CDS … approximately nine of his ten years as a law enforcement officer and had been involved in approximately sixty to … from the standpoint of an objectively reasonable police officer, amount to reasonable suspicion." State v. Stovall, …
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… a series of controlled drug buys made through an undercover officer, and surveillance they conducted on defendant's … technically correct given the information available to the officers at the time. While [defendant] points to evidence … DEPRIVED [DEFENDANT] OF A FAIR TRIAL AND RENDERED THE JURY'S VERDICT AS FUNDAMENTALLY UNRELIABLE. II. THE PCR …
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… was incarcerated at the Union County Jail, corrections officers searched his cell based on a suspicion he, in … contraband into the facility. As they entered the cell, the officers saw defendant, who had a sheet over his head, put … that he had flushed the cell phone down the toilet. A grand jury indictment charged defendant with third-degree …
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… and need not be fully reproduced here. Following a five-day jury trial in June 2013, defendant was convicted of … 212 N.J. 518, 540-41 (2013): [Ocean County Prosecutor's Office] Det[ective][] [Michael] Pluta's affidavit was … law enforcement, and arranged a purchase of cocaine. . . . Officers surveilled Nickey and the informant and observed a …
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… was incarcerated at the Union County Jail, corrections officers searched his cell based on a suspicion he, in … contraband into the facility. As they entered the cell, the officers saw defendant, who had a sheet over his head, put … that he had flushed the cell phone down the toilet. A grand jury indictment charged defendant with third-degree …
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… WAS IMPOSING SUCH A TERM. We affirm. A Mercer County grand jury returned an indictment charging defendant with four CDS … approximately nine of his ten years as a law enforcement officer and had been involved in approximately sixty to … from the standpoint of an objectively reasonable police officer, amount to reasonable suspicion." State v. Stovall, …
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… a series of controlled drug buys made through an undercover officer, and surveillance they conducted on defendant's … technically correct given the information available to the officers at the time. While [defendant] points to evidence … DEPRIVED [DEFENDANT] OF A FAIR TRIAL AND RENDERED THE JURY'S VERDICT AS FUNDAMENTALLY UNRELIABLE. II. THE PCR …
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… and need not be fully reproduced here. Following a five-day jury trial in June 2013, defendant was convicted of … 212 N.J. 518, 540-41 (2013): [Ocean County Prosecutor's Office] Det[ective][] [Michael] Pluta's affidavit was … law enforcement, and arranged a purchase of cocaine. . . . Officers surveilled Nickey and the informant and observed a …
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… known as the Old American Training Center from MTPD patrol officers. He was familiar with the area and described it as … its function." Ibid. In the context of police testimony, an officer may provide testimony about facts observed firsthand … to raise a reasonable doubt as to whether the error led the jury to a result it otherwise might not have reached.'" …
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… note. In addition, defendants agreed to lease the office building that plaintiffs owned for two years, at a … Peek at his personal address, thereby bypassing defendants' office. The commission checks from Scirocco, which had been … determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury case are subject to a limited and well-established …
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… Monmouth County, Docket No. L-0123-22. Huizenga Law Offices, attorneys for appellants (Richard George Huizenga … was "duly authorized" to execute the affidavit as its "officer" who was "familiar with [its] business records and … N.J. at 482. (alterations in the original) (quoting Model Jury Charge (Civil), § 4.10A "The Contract Claim—Generally" …
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… SHALLCROSS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY; OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL; THE DIVISION OF STATE … . . . law against discrimination [(LAD)]" by suborning perjury or otherwise prosecuting the disciplinary charges; … non-discriminatory reason, plaintiff does not qualify for a jury trial unless he or she can 'point to some evidence, …
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… over 190 grams of cocaine and two cellular phones. A grand jury indicted defendant on six counts for (1) first- degree … midst and haste of criminal investigation, and by police officers and detectives who are lay[persons] not possessed … and murder investigation. Thus, he contends that the officers lacked sufficient facts to support the assertion …
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… two inmates then engaged in a physical altercation. Several officers arrived on the scene. When the sergeant arrived, he … that the County would be immune from liability for "any injury caused by . . . a prisoner to any other prisoner," … either create[d] dangers that proximately cause[d] injury or render[ed] the [plaintiff] more vulnerable to those …
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… on Capt. Roxby's body worn camera. Upon arriving, the officers immediately arrested defendant. Det. Riker then … possessions. On October 22, 2019, a Monmouth County grand jury indicted defendant for the following charges: (1) … appears to have such authority and (2) the law enforcement officer reasonably relied, from an objective perspective, on …