The New Jersey Motion to Vacate/Set Aside Sentence (AO243) is a legal motion used in New Jersey criminal courts to set aside or modify a criminal sentence that has already been imposed upon a defendant. The motion can be used to challenge a sentence imposed by a judge or a plea agreement accepted by a court. The motion must be filed with the court and typically must be accompanied by other documents, such as a certificate of service, a notice of motion, and a statement of facts. The Motion to Vacate/Set Aside Sentence (AO243) can be used to challenge a sentence imposed for a variety of reasons, including when a court has imposed an illegal sentence, when a defendant has been denied effective assistance of counsel, when a sentence was imposed in violation of the defendant’s constitutional rights, or when the defendant has been denied due process. There are several types of New Jersey Motion to Vacate/Set Aside Sentence (AO243): • Motion to Vacate Guilty Plea (AO243a) • Motion to Vacate Judgment and Dismiss Indictment (AO243b) • Motion to Vacate Sentence (AO243c) • Motion to Modify Sentence (AO243d) • MotioforeRsentencingng (AO243e)