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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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… findings of fact or law and failed to make credibility determinations, we are constrained to reverse and vacate the … divorce in 2020. During a drop-off of one of the parties' children, the parties engaged in an altercation. Plaintiff … the findings of a trial court "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, 3 A-1613-21 substantial, credible …
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… law, constitutional provision) that are most important in support of this appeal? II. Record on Appeal A. Documents: A …
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… We conclude there was substantial evidence in the record to support the agency's decision based on the reports and …
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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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… 1970). Here, there is no legal and competent evidence to support the return of the indictment by the Grand Jury …
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… of constitutional magnitude. If we found the colloquy supported the plea, counsel's representation was competent. …
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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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… only upon the establishment of a prima facie case in support of post - conviction relief, a determination by the court that there are material issues of 5 … be resolved by reference to the existing record, and a determination that an evidentiary hearing is necessary to …
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… Sheriff's sale and vacate the January 10, 2017 order. In support of the order to show cause, Claremont's counsel …
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… with the required notice, L.G. appealed the 4 A-5263-16T4 determination. The GPPH Clinical Director conducted a review … Our scope of review of an administrative agency's final determination is limited. In re Herrmann, 192 N.J. 19, 27 … capricious, or unreasonable; or (3) the decision was not supported by substantial evidence." In re Virtua-West Jersey …
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… answer and for summary judgment in foreclosure. The supporting certification included copies of the original …
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… Having reviewed the record, we find the Board's decision is supported by substantial credible evidence. R. …
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… to the sound discretion of the trial court, and its determination will not be reversed on appeal unless there has … ("The [trial] court shall place on the record the reasons supporting its decision on . . . [a] disposition of a …
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… business address. Defendant cited no legal authority in support of his reliance on the Hudson County Sheriff's …
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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. …