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… would have to file] a separate motion supplemented by a completed [Case Information Statement (CIS)] from both … days of [October 13, 2017, and plaintiff's] counsel is free to argue a later date of retroactivity for this … Rule 5:5-3 still applied. And although, as plaintiff points out, the financial statement defendant provided when …
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… during the marriage in 1999. He reported a minimal income from the business, which did not correspond with the … lifestyle. Plaintiff testified she believed defendant's income to be much greater than he reported due to substantial … concluded defendant resided in the marital residence rent-free from December 2015 to September 2017, and accordingly …
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… that granting the motion would enable defendant to "free[-]range forag[e]" across "the [p]rosecutors' old case … later found at the scene of defendant's arrest was compatible with the murder weapon. As Talley drove away, he … turned over. Now on appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED BY DENYING [DEFENDANT'S] …
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… during the marriage in 1999. He reported a minimal income from the business, which did not correspond with the … lifestyle. Plaintiff testified she believed defendant's income to be much greater than he reported due to substantial … concluded defendant resided in the marital residence rent-free from December 2015 to September 2017, and accordingly …
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… that granting the motion would enable defendant to "free[-]range forag[e]" across "the [p]rosecutors' old case … later found at the scene of defendant's arrest was compatible with the murder weapon. As Talley drove away, he … turned over. Now on appeal, defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED BY DENYING [DEFENDANT'S] …
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… would have to file] a separate motion supplemented by a completed [Case Information Statement (CIS)] from both … days of [October 13, 2017, and plaintiff's] counsel is free to argue a later date of retroactivity for this … Rule 5:5-3 still applied. And although, as plaintiff points out, the financial statement defendant provided when …
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… a transcript of a court-generated audio recording of comments made by the trial judge outside the presence of the … to be shared outside of his chambers. In addition, J.A.M. points to no instance of demonstrated bias by the judge … existed. J.A.M. is entitled to a hearing before a tribunal free from any suggestion of bias against him. The …
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… a.m., and suffered serious injuries, including a displaced, comminuted cervical fracture, vertebral artery injury, and … failed to maintain and control the premises and to keep it free and clear of hazardous and dangerous conditions. The … This appeal followed. Plaintiffs raise the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE MOTION COURT ERRED …
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… PLAIN ERROR. (Not Raised Below). POINT III THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT BY IMPROPERLY ELICITING TESTIMONY IN … Following the struggle, defendant ran outside into the freezing weather without his shirt and socks and hid by some … was killed. II. On appeal, defendant presents five argument points as reasons his conviction should be vacated and the …
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… PLAIN ERROR. (Not Raised Below). POINT III THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED MISCONDUCT BY IMPROPERLY ELICITING TESTIMONY IN … Following the struggle, defendant ran outside into the freezing weather without his shirt and socks and hid by some … was killed. II. On appeal, defendant presents five argument points as reasons his conviction should be vacated and the …
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… hearings on defendant's pretrial motions, the documents accompanying those motions, and the transcripts of the grand … in an amount in excess of $500,000 and the grand jury was free to reject or modify the racketeering charge as a crime … rather than a first-degree crime. Defendant was free to proceed to trial and present expert testimony if he …
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… hearings on defendant's pretrial motions, the documents accompanying those motions, and the transcripts of the grand … in an amount in excess of $500,000 and the grand jury was free to reject or modify the racketeering charge as a crime … rather than a first-degree crime. Defendant was free to proceed to trial and present expert testimony if he …
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… his girlfriend's out-of-court identification failed to comport with the procedures established in State v. … for the reasons set forth in Judge Carlo Abad's comprehensive written opinion. As the judge found, a … regarding her identification of defendant. The jury was free to accept or reject her testimony. "Moreover, when a …
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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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… 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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… 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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… 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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… 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 …