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… by which plaintiff could exercise her right to do so. In support of the motion to dismiss, defendant offers the … to assist defendant’s counsel in defense of the final determination at issue in this matter. Attached to his … if the same shall be requested and shall make a final determination confirming, modifying or vacating any such …
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… Bill and Cindy are the unmarried parents of three young children and resided together for the last ten years of … 385 N.J. Super. 534, 540-41 (App. Div. 2006). Such determinations are often fact- sensitive. D.N. v. K.M., 429 … Findings by the trial court "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." Id. …
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… PCR court's factual findings as long as the findings "are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." … findings, sufficient credible evidence was presented to support the court's conclusion that trial counsel's …
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… but voluntarily absented herself. This finding is amply supported by the record. As for the remaining issues raised, … court is based on findings of fact which are adequately supported by the evidence. R. 2:11- 3(e)(1)(A). Affirmed. … …
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… of the passport. Defendant's self-serving denial was not supported by any evidence in the record. Defendant contended … of the country at the time, but never submitted anything to support this claim aside from her own certification. …
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… his ruling, the judge stated: [T]here is considerable support in the record for the jury to have concluded that … except upon the basis of a carefully reasoned and factually supported (and articulated) determination, after canvassing the record and weighing the …
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… (c) there is generally no appeal on the merits from the determination of a Fee Committee." Ibid. "An appeal may be … so as to allow a reviewing court to arrive at a proper determination based on legal authority; and failure to address … to refer us to specific parts of the record that support his argument. It is not our obligation to "scour the …
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… the judge entertained defendant's lengthy oral argument in support of his application for admission into Drug Court. … THE MATTER FOR AN EVIDENTIARY HEARING BECAUSE THE RECORD SUPPORTS THE DEFENDANT'S CONTENTION HE BELIEVED THE TRIAL … Div. 1999). Here, we have nothing more than defendant's unsupported assertions. In fact, his attorney made vigorous …
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… DENIAL OF THE DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO SUPPRESS WAS NOT SUPPORTED BY SUFFICIENT CREDIBLE EVIDENCE IN THE RECORD. … that defendant's motion "require[d] the [c]ourt to make a determination of credibility. . . . [I]f the [c]ourt … appellate review and conclude that the essential factual determination – the black bag was seized from defendant's …
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… townhouse. Plaintiffs live on the top floor with their children and rent out the first and second floors to two … "did not act with a deceitful or fraudulent purpose" supportive of the CFA claims. Plaintiffs moved for … findings on breach of contract or other claims, which are supported by substantial credible evidence, consistent with …
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… the motion. In addition, Brown's income was insufficient to support a repayment plan. Plaintiff contended a default … and default judgment. We disagree. A trial court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 "warrants substantial … defense. The Chancery judge's findings are fully supported by the record. We discern no abuse of discretion. …
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… statement of reasons, the judge explained that the record supported plaintiff's assertions it had not abandoned the … The trial court's critical finding in this case, well-supported by the record, was that plaintiff had not …
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… denied petitioner's application without a hearing. In a supporting written statement of reasons, Judge Daniel, … granting the permit. Petitioner has cited no authority to support his argument that a hearing is required in matters …
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… reliable methods, and he provides absolutely no objective support for these assertions. The motion judge also found … of care and makes conclusory statements devoid of factual support that [defendant's] alleged improper service of …
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… DENYING MY APPEAL IS BASELESS, MAKES NO SENSE, & ISN'T EVEN SUPPORTED BY ANY EVIDENCE IN EITHER MY BRIEF OR THE … is sufficient credible evidence present in the record to support the findings of the Law Division judge, not the … to alter concurrent findings of facts and credibility determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious …
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… the motion because the alleged excusable neglect was only supported by Saban's self-serving and undocumented … chancery action, which was filed in March 2016, sought a determination that Saban's 2008 transfer of his interest in … In fact, the evidence adduced during discovery does not support that contention although it does suggest that 7 …
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… any evidence, by way of certification or otherwise, to support his claim that trial counsel failed to investigate … into pleading guilty was nothing more than a bald, unsupported allegation and was belied by the plea colloquy … test and concluded that defendant only made unsupported assertions expressing his subjective belief about …
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… for pain management issues. Most recent A1C panel that supports his report that his diabetes is within normal … We add, defendant did not present a prima facie case in support of his PCR application by demonstrating "the …
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… is sufficient credible evidence present in the record to support the findings of the Law Division judge, not the … to alter concurrent findings of fact and credibility determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious … there was sufficient credible evidence in the record to support his findings and conclusions. We therefore affirm …
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… that the stop constituted an investigative detention, unsupported by any reasonable and articulable suspicion. Based … we defer to the trial court's findings so long as they are supported by substantial credible evidence. See State v. … he was a black man, rather than for any other reason, is supported by substantial credible evidence. See State v. …