Defendant Jabir T. Taylor, a/k/a Gilbert Jason, appeals
from his conviction after entering a conditional guilty plea to
one count of third-degree possession of a controlled dangerous
substance (CDS), cocaine, N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(1), and one count
of third-degree possession of CDS, heroin, with intent to
distribute within 1000 feet of school property, N.J.S.A. 2C:35
5(

Beginning in 2008, Louisiana State Police (“LSP”) began
investigating Defendant for drug trafficking offenses, along with his co
conspirators Ivory Mock (aka Deek), David Green (aka Goose), Anthony
Glosson (aka Ant), and Curtis Brown (aka Slew Foot). A conspiracy case
was made against Mock and a distribution case was made against Green. In
November 2009, Trp. Shelton Crooks a

At trial, Carlton Rice and Jennifer Venzor testified that they were awakened by
the sounds of their front door being kicked in and their burglar alarm going off, and that shortly
thereafter they were confronted by three black males, one of whom repeatedly hit Rice in the head
with a hand gun. Venzor testified that the assailants asked her and Rice “where the money was
hidden,” beg

Angela Calin is a resident of Sioux Falls. On October 24, 2014, she
was at her home with friends Jean Wolff and Nikolai Nidalko, an elderly neighbor.
Calin was inside the home while her friends were outside sitting on her back porch.
Calin heard shouting and looked out the window to see Liaw standing in her
driveway. He was not speaking English, but was uttering loud angry

All of the defendants were indicted for attempted first degree murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony, and employing a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony. A jury convicted them of attempted second degree murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony; they were acquitted

At the guilty plea hearing, the State‟s recitation of the facts showed that Mr. Crenshaw was stopped for speeding on I-40 in the area of the rest stop in the west part of Madison County. He was stopped and he was in a vehicle that had dealer tags. When they advised him of the speeding, they did run his driver‟s license and found them to be revoked. The trooper . . . went back and ap

The State appeals an order granting Appellee’s motion to suppress evidence
of a firearm that a Duval County School Police officer found Appellee carrying on
the grounds of a Jacksonville middle school at 2:00 a.m. The officer arrested
Appellee for trespass, and found the gun in Appellee’s jacket pocket upon searching
Appellee immediately following the arrest. Because we conclud

In March 2015 Chad Hall lived with his father and fifteen-year-old son in
Greene County, Indiana. Hall kept four four-wheelers and lawn equipment
inside a detached garage on the property.
[4] Hall and his son were returning home around 6:00 p.m. one evening when
Hall’s son said that he saw something in the detached garage. Hall drove his
truck to the detached g

The record shows that appellant was upset about a bill he received for medical care
at the local hospital in Brady, Texas, and that he went to the hospital on September 13, 2013, to
address the issue. At the hospital, he spoke with Tim Jones, the chief operating officer of the Heart
of Texas Healthcare System. The Heart of Texas Healthcare System in Brady contracted with the
McCu

This case arises out of the August 16, 2013 robbery of the victim, a maintenance worker at a Memphis apartment complex, who had just completed his workday when he was attacked, beaten, and robbed of his wallet, cell phone, car keys, and the Nissan Xterra he had been driving, which belonged to his brother-in-law. Later that night, the
victim, who had returned to the complex with his brother-i

On October 16, 2014, Abel's Quik Stop gas station in Wright City had a no-smoking
policy in effect, communicated by four-inch signs with a picture of a red slash through a
cigarette. Additionally, the women's restroom – containing only stalls and sinks – was contained
within four walls within the store with one entrance and exit door. It was marked by a sign in the
hallway le

The key facts in this case come from the trial testimony of two witnesses: Police Officer Christopher Shultz and Salvation Army volunteer Steven Boher. On November 22, 2012, while on routine patrol around 12 a.m., Shultz saw Weis standing on a bicycle halfway inside one of the drop-off bins in the back parking lot of the Salvation Army. According to testimony from a Salvation Army representative,

In January 2013, Frink became employed by the School Corporation as a
secretary in the athletic office at Shelbyville High School (the “High School”). Court of Appeals of Indiana | Opinion 73A05-1507-CR-761 | March 24, 2016 Page 2 of 11
In early May 2014, a teacher at the High School overheard students discussing
the “sexual, inappropriate relationship” that was going on between F

Following a trial de novo in the Law Division, defendant
Emil M. Marin appeals from the Law Division's finding of guilt
of the disorderly persons offense of hindering his own detention
by lying to the police about having a middle name, in violation
of N.J.S.A. 2C:29-3(b)(4); and the petty disorderly persons
offense of criminal trespass on posted railroad property, in

Plaintiffs are residents of the Westgate subdivision in Hobbs. Westgate was
3 built in the late 1970s on and near an unlined storage pit where, during its oil drilling
4 operations, Shell had placed toxic hydrocarbons in direct contact with the earth from
5 the 1940s until Shell covered the pit with “fill dirt”during the 1960s. Shell did not
6 conduct any environmental risk assess

Van Wie pled guilty on December 21, 2009, to fourth-degree criminal
mischief, criminal trespass, and fifth-degree theft. As a part of a plea agreement,
the State agreed to a deferred judgment.
Van Wie violated the terms of his probation agreement, and the deferred
judgment was revoked. He was sentenced to consecutive terms of incarceration
not to exceed 365 days for th

The evidence in the record shows that appellant borrowed his cousin’s car, a purple
1997 Honda Accord, at about 8:00 p.m. on June 24, 2012. Appellant’s cousin testified that appellant
was wearing dark-colored cargo shorts; Nike tennis shoes; a white, sleeveless shirt; and a red shirt
thrown over his shoulder at the time that he borrowed the car. Appellant’s cousin further testified

In December 2014, defendant was charged with felony extortion, domestic
assault, and unlawful mischief in the amount of $250 or less following an incident involving his
mother (Docket No. 1158-12-14 Bncr). The facts pertaining to that incident are as follows.
Defendant’s mother was the representative payee for defendant’s social security disability
benefits. Defendant, who s

On April 8, 2011, Hall and two others were indicted for burglary of a building. Hall
was tried separately before a jury on July 10, 2012. At the conclusion of the trial, the State
requested, over Hall’s objection, a jury instruction for accessory after the fact to burglary (in
addition to the burglary instruction). The jury acquitted Hall of burglary but convicted him
of accesso

Bill, an eighth-grade boy, age 15, and Carol, a seventh-grade girl, age 13,
had been boyfriend and girlfriend for about 18 months when they had sexual
relations on two occasions. Bill also sent two nude pictures of himself to Carol
with his cell phone, and she sent one nude picture of herself back to his phone.
Carol's parents found the nude pictures on her phone, and learned f

Defendant was charged in a bill of information with a violation of La. R.S.
14:64, armed robbery with a firearm.1 Following a jury trial, defendant was found
The State charged defendant in a four count bill of information with (count 1) illegal use of weapons by discharging a firearm while committing a crime of violence, La. R.S. 14:95; (count 2) aggravated assault with a firearm, La. R

Ashley Stephens, an agent with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms, received several tips that Carloss, a previously convicted felon, was unlawfully
in possession of a firearm, possibly a machine gun, and was selling methamphetamine.
In order to investigate these tips, Agent Stephens, along with Tahlequah, Oklahoma
police investigator Elden Graves, went one aft

Robert Franklin Floyd, the Respondent, was charged with one count of
second-degree murder and one count of shooting at, into, or within an occupied
vehicle in connection with the death of Getyron Lopez Benjamin. Floyd asserted
that he shot at the vehicle in which Benjamin was a passenger both in self-defense
and defense of others.
Floyd was hosting a party at his reside

On September 24, 2012, the Defendant-Appellant, Dana Yearwood, entered guilty pleas to attempted tampering with evidence, a Class D felony (Case No. 2345-F); delivery of a Schedule II drug, a Class C felony (Case No. 2360-F); and theft under $500, a Class A misdemeanor (Case No. 2387-F). See T.C.A. §§ 39-12-101, -14-103, -16-503. For these offenses, the trial court sentenced Yearwood as a Range

On September 24, 2012, the Defendant-Appellant, Dana Yearwood, entered guilty pleas to attempted tampering with evidence, a Class D felony (Case No. 2345-F); delivery of a Schedule II drug, a Class C felony (Case No. 2360-F); and theft under $500, a Class A misdemeanor (Case No. 2387-F). See T.C.A. §§ 39-12-101, -14-103, -16-503. For these offenses, the trial court sentenced Yearwood as a Range