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… judge refused to vacate his prior order dismissing certain complaints, which he addressed as juvenile delinquency … 2 A-5313-18T4 Title 23 for hunting violations allegedly committed by B.L., a juvenile .1 The judge dismissed the … the child's best interest." The State argues the following points of error: 1. THE STATE'S RULE 4:50-1 MOTION SHOULD …
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… challenges his conviction of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5–2, N.J.S.A. 2C:15–1(a), and … TO REQUEST A RENUNCIATION CHARGE FOR THE CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE. POINT II THE PCR COURT ERRED IN … We are unaware of any basis in the record — and Brown points to none — for the jury to conclude that Brown …
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… the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges and to recommend a five-year sentence with forty-two months of parole … release date was changed resulting in him serving the complete five-year sentence. Defendant contended had his … not a five[-]year term. This was error. Reasonably competent counsel should have explained to Mr. Smith that …
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… was unsteady, and his breath smelled of alcohol. Defendant complained of injuries and he and his passenger were … The nurse told Heck that she "smelled the odor of alcohol coming from [defendant's] breath." The passenger informed … Constitution and the New Jersey Constitution guarantee freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures by the …
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… stored information. The State sent defendant computer aided dispatch (CAD) reports and further responded … hearing and waited outside the courtroom for his case to come up. Because the record contained no indication of … information from the police officer's laptop computer. We disagree. Due process requires the State …
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… penalties. In this appeal, defendant argues the trial judge committed reversible error by: (1) admitting a recording of … to testify that he recovered from defendant's person a pipe commonly used to smoke marijuana. Defendant argues this … was "consistent with striking the windshield." Janofsky's comment about the cause of defendant's head injury prompted …
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… into the building with defendant. Craig heard two gunshots coming from inside the house. Craig called Barry's cell … you the cash." He also texted defendant, "I don't need to come into the house. . . . You got to understand, I'm not … "security concerns" when purchasing drugs. Defendant points to Craig's admission to police that the two young men …
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… entered judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed the complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff moved for judgment … a left turn and when the light turned green, seeing no oncoming traffic, Reif slowly began his turn. He was … judge should have 9 A-1559-17T2 stricken defense counsel's comments and provided a curative instruction.1 These …
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… BERGEN COUNTY DOCKET NO. L-2306-09 Civil Action THIS MATTER comes before the Comi pursuant to four Motions for Summary Judgment filed by … and 28 residential floors of apartments in the tower. The complex began its existence as an incomplete eleven story …
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… pursuant to a plea agreement in which the State agreed to recommend the imposition of a sentence one degree lower, of … ineligible for parole. The State, however, has agreed to recommend that you be treated as a third-degree offender with a recommended sentence of four years in state prison subject to …
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… trial court's denial of his motion for leave to amend the complaint at the end of the discovery period to include an … his complaint to add a new party. Having considered these points, viewing the record in a light most favorable to … recognize that leave to amend a pleading is generally to be freely granted, subject to offsetting considerations such as …
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… An individual (the 9-1-1 caller) and four people (her company) were sitting on her porch. The 9-1-1 caller … men to remove themselves from her car, and three of the men complied. The fourth man, a dark- skinned male, was wearing … the actions of defense counsel or his investigator. So, the points made were not for that purpose. We conclude the …
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… plate, DiPiazza signaled the car to pull over and defendant complied. DiPiazza asked defendant for his license, … and insurance. Defendant repeatedly refused to comply with the officer's request. After several failed … to their police cars and pursued defendant. Defendant committed numerous motor vehicle violations while fleeing …
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… estopped his later claim that the attorneys' negligence compelled him to settle for less than the full value of his … at the emergency department of Overlook Medical Center complaining of back and chest pain. The history recorded in … NJ for which he received a settlement; and a worker's compensation case in which plaintiff fell down some stairs …
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… defendant Darlene Margulis, and dismissing plaintiff's complaint against them.2 We affirm, substantially for the reasons set forth in Judge Jamie S. Perri's comprehensive and cogent oral opinion of March 1, 2019. We … she understood how to use the zipline, she was able to accomplish her second ride without any problem. . . . …
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… they heard loud noises which sounded like people arguing coming from the first-floor rear apartment. Detective … regarding the charges against him and his exposure as recommended in the plea deal. After the recess, he completed his factual basis and pleaded guilty to both …
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… On August 21, 2019, J.E. filed a domestic violence complaint alleging S.Q. harassed him during and after an … Also on August 21, 2019, S.Q. filed a domestic violence complaint alleging J.E. harassed her during the argument described in J.E.'s complaint. Both complaints included allegations of physical …
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… interest. Monthly payroll deductions of $222.99 commenced on December 1, 1991 and terminated on 3 … appeal followed. On appeal, McMahon raises the following points4 for our consideration: I. [McMahon] has a contract … As a preliminary matter, the issues McMahon now raises in points I, II and VI, were not raised before the TPAF or the …
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… a telephone cord. After they fled the residence, the victim freed himself from the restraints and called the police. A … During the plea hearing, defendant stated he felt "comfortable" proceeding with the services of the interpreter … defendant's petition in an August 30, 2019 order and accompanying written opinion. Judge Kazlau found that …
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… in the cost of living, increases or decreases in their income and Social Security, the possible loss of or inability … of this Agreement. The parties were each aware of the income, assets and liabilities of the other and this … and every respect. . . . . (e) They have made a full and complete disclosure of all assets, income and liabilities to …