Yarbrough factors are legal elements for and against the defendant, and factor into both length of sentence and concurrent (at the same time) or. Roma, in pronouncing sentence, didn’t put the “aggravating and mitigating” factors on the record.
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Roe of Hackensack filed a separate motion in Superior Court to have Chance’s sentence reconsidered based on “Yarbrough factors” because trial judge Patrick G. Chance’s appeal has been accepted but not heard or ruled on by the Appellate Court.ĭefense attorney Kevin G. Chance also fled through a brushy area but was soon apprehended and arrested.īoth men were convicted at trial, and both have appealed their July, 2014 sentences. McDuffie climbed over the airbags and Chance to escape on foot out the driver’s side. The chase ended with Chance “driving on steel” as his tires shredded, then crashing into a stone wall in front of a hilltop house in Montclair.
When they left the second home police followed and Chance, who was driving, led a high speed chase to avoid arrest while McDuffie was able to successfully discard the stolen items, including jewelry and watches, out the window. Chance and McDuffie, a known associate of the notorious Bond burglary gang, didn’t know they were being watched by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Special Investigations unit, and there was a GPS device in their BMW. Hakeem Chance, 24 and of James Street in Hackensack, was a co defendant with Dammen McDuffie of Englewood in the dramatic July, 2012 burglary of two homes in Nutley, one that belonged to a Newark police officer.
Foti said Monday, March 6 that any ruling now would become an appealable issue and she couldn’t proceed with guidance from the Appellate Court. (March 6, 2017) - A Hackensack man currently serving 17 years in prison on two burglary convictions must wait for input from the Appellate Court before his sentence can be reconsidered.
Bond Gang Associate from Hackensack Has to Wait for Sentence Review
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