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… as "there is sufficient credible evidence in the record to support the findings." Adams, 194 N.J. at 203 (citation …
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… various remedies including no fault divorce, spousal support, counsel fees and equitable distribution. Defendant …
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… criminal record. Defense counsel mentioned defendant's four children in his sentencing argument. In spite of defense … only "if a defendant has presented a prima facie claim in support of post-conviction belief"). Affirmed. … STATE OF …
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… charge. Plaintiff's remaining arguments, that factual determinations as to the nature of the substance and how long … the floor precluded summary judgment, and that the evidence supported defendants' constructive notice of the dangerous …
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… "[T]he brief must advance the arguments that can be made in support of the petition and include defendant's remaining … Defendant's argument that PCR counsel was ineffective is unsupported and does not require a hearing. See State v. …
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… tort action. We regard the same governmental imperatives as supporting the adoption of N.J.S.A. 59:5-4 . . . . We held …
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… unless "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or [] not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … in effect at the time, "[t]he Parole Board's ultimate determination of parole fitness must be based on whether there …
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… claim concerning the alleged plea agreement was not supported by a signed plea form, reflecting the alleged deal …
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… defendant had failed to establish a prima facie claim in support of his allegations of ineffective assistance of …
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… CURIAM Edna M. Fone, pre-deceased by her husband, had two children, Richard J. Fone, Jr., and Katherine Fone. Her … findings of the trial court are binding on appeal if supported by "adequate, substantial, credible evidence." … disturbed only when it is clear that they are "manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant …
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… entry into the apartment where he was found "was unsupported by observation, investigation or other inquiry," … tip indicating he was living [at the building], and it was supported by surveillance, the observation of Detective …
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… argue any defense based on fraud or forgery. However, in a supporting certification, Michael alleged that Ana's … excusable neglect based on their attorney's inaction were unsupported and, even if defendants' attorney was inattentive … Judge Cleary, other than alleging a forgery in a passing unsupported statement in Michael's certification. For that …
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… were too temporally distant to the current offense to support the prosecutor's reliance on a continuing pattern of …
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… forth adequate findings of fact and conclusions of law in support of the judgment, as required by Rule 1:7-4(a). In …
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… that agency had failed to "provid[e] a legal analysis supporting" its decision. However, the Franklin Township … We do not retain jurisdiction. 3 In light of this determination, we do not reach the other arguments presented …
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… [his] lack of a prior record and because of the four young children that [he] support[ed], that the mitigating factors would be found in … had failed to investigate defenses as a bald assertion unsupported by any certification attesting to the facts such …
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… In re Hermann, 192 N.J. 19, 27 (2007). The "final determination of an administrative agency . . . is entitled to … decision is "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable," the determination "violate[s] express or implied legislative … 4 A-3459-15T3 on which [the decision] was based were not supported by substantial, credible evidence in the record." …
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… defendant's allegations of ineffective assistance were not supported by any proof. Defendant presents the following …
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… defendant's motion to file a pro se supplemental brief in support of his direct appeal, which had been decided and …
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… by regular mail in violation of N.J.S.A. 46:8-21.1. To support this argument, plaintiffs' counsel cited our …