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… 3 A-5591-15T1 to possess the property, he failed to support his claim with appropriate documentation, and he did … 644, 656 (1999). We do not disturb administrative agency determinations unless we conclude such action is arbitrary, …
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… as to whether defendant's detention, if wrongful, would support the imposition of a civil remedy. … STATE OF NEW …
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… which we remanded and directed the trial court to make a determination of court costs. We incorporate, by reference, … AND APPELLATE EXPENSES. We review costs and interest determinations for an abuse of discretion and same will be … 128, 136 (3d Cir. 1986))). 5 A-0628-17T2 There is ample support in the record for the judge's determination that …
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… decision is deferential, and we will not reverse the determination "unless it is arbitrary, capricious or unreasonable or it is not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… any meaningful findings of fact or conclusions of law in support of his decision, we are constrained to reverse and … court denied defendant's petition, and we affirmed this determination. State v. Harris, No. A-0728-04 (Mar. 28, 2006). …
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… provided those 4 A-4514-16T2 factual findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" …
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… N.J. 146, 162 (1964). We conclude defendant's argument is unsupported by the record and without merit. Except as … the second sample started at 2:27 a.m., the record does not support a finding that less than two minutes elapsed between …
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… Package By The Police Constituted A Seizure That Must be Supported By Cause. ii. There Was No Reasonable Suspicion … Constituted A Warrantless Search. Because The Search Was Unsupported By Reasonable Articulable Suspicion, That Search …
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… we find no basis to disturb the judge's credibility determinations, and his factual findings are supported by substantial credible evidence. See Cesare v. …
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… "a substantial preliminary showing" that the CI's affidavit supporting the search warrant was false. See Franks, 438 …
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… Testifying for the defense were the mother of defendant's children and a woman who claimed to be in the car with … According to Booker's testimony, the mother of defendant's children called police to report defendant had a gun and … findings of the trial court, "so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… we should not disturb "'the PCR court's findings that are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" …
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… BY HIS TRIAL COUNSEL'S FAILURE TO INVESTIGATE AND IDENTIFY SUPPORTIVE WITNESSES AS THEIR TESTIMONY WOULD LIKELY HAVE …
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… [a judge's] decision so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." … to alter concurrent findings of facts and credibility determinations made by [a municipal court and the Law …
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… charge, and after New Jersey lodged a detainer, finds no support in the law. In State v. Joe, 228 N.J. 125, 135 …
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… made by a trial judge to determine whether they are "supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence." … trial "should not be disturbed 'unless they are so wholly insupportable as to result in a denial of justice.'" Id. at …
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… discovery process is only interlocutory where no final determination regarding relief sought has been made. See … a judgment debtor should be incarcerated for non-payment of support is interlocutory until the determination to incarcerate is made). Here, the motion …
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… PART OF THE ROADWAY LAND, CANNOT BE PROVEN. A. FAILING TO SUPPORT THEIR CLAIMS, THE SERVIENT LOTS WERE DENIED 'QUIET … witnesses, agreed with the Municipal Court judge's determination that 5 A-3466-15T1 defendant's credibility was …
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… the events that followed the lease's commencement fully supported the judge's determination that the parties intended from the beginning …
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… unit for common expenses, the facts presented simply do not support a finding that Wells Fargo is "in possession." That …