· 2/18/2021
STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. CHRISTOPHER HARRIS STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. DONALD J. FALCONE STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. JOELL A. FOGG STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. GARY R. NELSON STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. MANUEL SANTIAGO STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. THOMAS EDGER STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. DAVINE J. RICE STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. FRANK R. MATLACK (19-12-0713, 18-08-0615, 19-08-0419, 19-10-00570, 20-01-0041, 17-10-0731, 19-10-0561, 19-12-0734, and 18-06-0455, CAPE MAY COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) (CONSOLIDATED)
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- holding that the State failed to prove every element of the offense of resisting an officer where, although the appellant fled upon seeing the officers, there was no command to stop by the officers at the time the appellant fled
- holding that the State failed to prove every element of the offense of resisting an officer where, although the appellant fled upon seeing the officers, there was no command to stop by the officers at the time the appellant fled
- “Because the standard of review that applies to motions for judgment of dismissal in a juvenile case is the same standard that applies to motions for judgment of acquittal in an adult criminal case, the juvenile court’s ruling is reviewed de novo.”
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