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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. JORGE BULTRON, Defendant-Appellant. ______________________________ … for a new trial. We affirm. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I: DEFENDANT IS ENTITLED TO POST- … an emergent motion seeking, among other things, an order compelling the State to produce discovery. The motion judge …
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… that victimized Garry, and the second-degree burglary committed against Brancaccio. The remaining charges, as well … was told defendant wanted to plead guilty because he had become religious and wanted to atone for the murders. The … A-0250-18T2 the time of the sentencing, the State will be recommending 30 year sentences, that being consecutive to each …
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… both orders for the reasons that follow. The matter has a complicated litigation history, which began in Pennsylvania. … Plaintiff was born in July 1993. The Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas in Dauphin County entered a support order … involving the same parties, the 3 Plaintiff correctly points out the New Jersey Parentage Act permits suit up …
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… test handed down by the United States Supreme Court in the companion cases of Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, … 144 N.J. 240, 249 (1996) (citation omitted). "'Reasonable competence' does not require the best of attorneys, but … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. In our review, we defer to the motion judge's …
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… found that, when defendant failed to abide by Berardis's command to stop and instead fled, there was probable cause … officers' actions A-4773-14T2 7 can be justified under the community-caretaking doctrine, see State v. Cassidy, 179 … conducted a field inquiry or engaged in an act under the community caretaking doctrine and neither act justified a …
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… Care One at Moorestown, LLC, d/b/a/ Care One at Moorestown (COM) and Healthbridge Management, LLC (collectively, Care … Law Division on May 27, 2016, which denied their motion to compel arbitration. We affirm. I. We briefly summarize the … On September 3, 2014, Patterson was admitted to COM, a facility owned and operated by Care One. Patterson …
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… motion for reconsideration. A motion for reconsideration is committed to the sound discretion of the court, which should … to consider or "appreciate the significance of probative, competent evidence." Ibid. (quoting D'Atria, 242 N.J. Super. …
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… defendant to have no contact with the victim, and to comply with Megan's Law restrictions. Defendant appeals his … him of a fair trial. We affirm because the prosecutor's comments during summation do not warrant reversal of … from defendant, and placed a pillow between her knees for comfort. After falling asleep, M.A. had a disturbing dream. …
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… lays out the dimensions for reaching hazards such as pinch points, it would lay 5 A-0315-16T1 out between … inches." He listed his source as a report entitled "Comparative Anthropometry of the Hand." Defendant contends … II "The admission or exclusion of expert testimony is committed to the sound discretion of the trial court." …
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… defendant pled guilty to the indictment, and admitted he committed an act of criminal sexual contact when he groped … defendant's sentence required him to enroll in and comply with various alcohol, drug, and mental health … "[A]cceptance into PTI is dependent upon an initial recommendation by the Criminal Division Manager and consent of …
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… failed to object when the judge allegedly made "coercive comments" to the jury during its deliberations; and (6) used … stated that Bease "was not involved in the crime that was committed to [sic] me . . . nor was he present at the crime … contention, the instructions he provided to the jury fully complied with all applicable requirements for this type of …
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… Recognizing that "sobriety and intoxication are matters of common observation and knowledge, New Jersey has permitted … headlights, inability to perform field sobriety tests, combativeness, swaying, and detection of odor of alcohol on … Locurto, 157 N.J. 463, 471 (1999). The rule of deference is compelling where, such as here, the municipal and Law …
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… that the ACO was final. In exchange, defendants agreed to complete numerous corrective actions at the property … defendants could satisfy up to $718,941 of the penalty by completing the supplemental SEP and applying the costs … not submit a revised SEP. In addition, defendants did not commence the corrective actions they promised to undertake …
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… until the theft was discovered in early 2017. Defendant accomplished the theft by changing the address on her late … pled guilty in July 2018, defendant was hired by a staffing company, which rescinded the offer after a criminal … We defer to the judge's credibility findings on these points. Locurto, 157 N.J. at 474. Contrary to defendant's …
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… to terminate his Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to 23, and community supervision for life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, … gave A.R. an RRAS score total of thirty-seven 6 A-0561-19 points, placing "him at the low end of the moderate risk … RRAS score, Judge Flynn found: . . . Dr. Reynolds['] zero points under factor eight regarding history of anti-social …
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… also highlighting a number of mitigating factors that have come up since 8 A-0692-18 counsel was ineffective by failing … them by reference." The Rule requires PCR counsel to "communicate with his [or her] client," "investigate the … defendant's case, and defendant failed to provide any competent evidence that PCR counsel did not otherwise …
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… and Geiger. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-1279. DeCotiis, FitzPatrick, … his request. Now on appeal, the Town raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE CIVIL SERVICE … these circumstances, therefore, we remand for the CSC to revisit 13 A-4786-18 this charge and decide it on the merits. …
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… 2010, defendant, who was then fifteen years old, and an accomplice, R.J., jumped into the car of a … arrested and charged with various acts of delinquency, if committed by an adult would constitute crimes. After waiver … 2C:14-2(c)(1). Pursuant to the plea agreement, the State recommended an aggregate sentence of eighteen years ' …
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… four); and second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (count five). … risk of "severe reactions" to COVID-19. Ms. Fields further commented that there was, at the time, no "specific … could not seek relief under Rule 3:21-10(b)(2) until he completed his mandatory minimum sentence. The judge instead …
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… 1000 feet of a school zone, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-7. Defendant completed plea forms, which confirmed he was not a United … because . . . defendant was recently served with the complaint for removal and . . . was not aware of any … defendant's PCR claims. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I – DEFENDANT'S PETITION FOR POST …