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… seeking relief pursuant to Rule 1:10-3 by filing a supported notice of motion. R. 6:7-2(e). The notice of …
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… to deny parole and impose the fifteen- month FET was fully supported by the record. Jenkins did not and could not 6 …
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… although defendant established a change in circumstances supporting his application, he presented insufficient … among other factors we deem relevant to the determination of a Rule 3:21-10(b)(2) motion are the nature …
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… 300, 5 A-5469-18 314 (1981)). The Smalls Affidavit is not supported by the second factor because it was available to …
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… election (for deliberators, criminal cases) • More support for juries as an institution among racial minorities … time • Economic costs to citizens for getting to court, childcare needs, time away from work, etc. • “Other costs …
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… decreases those errors but because deeper awareness will support your internal motivation to improve continuously …
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… appeal within seven calendar days after delivery of the determination letter or within ten calendar days after the … if the record does not contain substantial evidence to support the findings on which the agency based its action. … days after delivery of notification of an initial determination or within [ten] calendar days after such …
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… appeal, we expressed uncertainty about the trial judge's determination that M.P.'s consent was sufficient "because of … at 2). In expounding on the information critical to the determination, we stated that the record largely revealed only … to our deference, State v. Robinson, 200 N.J. 1, 15 (2008), support the conclusion that the police acted reasonably in …
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… and plaintiff has filed a cross-appeal challenging that determination. In a separate June 13, 2017 order, the court … to 1949, and rendered sound legal rulings that were fully supported by the governing case law. The judge found that … Place. 5 A-5305-16T4 Defendants have appealed the judge's determination that plaintiff was vested with an implied …
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… POINT VI CASP – THE SUPERIOR COURT APPELLATE DIVISION SUPPORTS THE CIVIL APPEALS SETTLEMENT PROGRAM. THE SUPERIOR …
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… PCR court, defendant also argued this factual discrepancy supported his claimed right to a withdrawal of his guilty …
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… compounded by their failure to provide necessary factual support for the arguments they raise, is tantamount to …
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… on the record by Judge Grispin on August 21, 2015, in support of his decision to deny the motion for …
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… to see her, and insisted that she was at home with her children. After obtaining her permission to enter the … we defer to the trial judge's findings so long as they are supported by "sufficient evidence in the record." State v. … to disturb Judge Donohue's well-explained credibility determinations and factual findings. Based on the facts as the …
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… standing to bring this foreclosure complaint is clearly supported by the July 2009 recorded assignment of the …
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… courts express a variety of policy considerations in support of or in opposition to permitting attorneys to be …
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… specified that notice must include the agency's reasons supporting its decision, and an opportunity to be heard, …
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… nor its written decision explained the facts and law supporting its determination to reduce defendant's sanctions. We appreciate … in its order. Nonetheless, the court's conclusory determination that sanctions totaling $236,000 were excessive …
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… purportedly given by co- defendant Jovar Persha. In his supporting certification, defendant averred that "during the …
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… findings of the trial court so long as those findings are supported by sufficient evidence in the record.'" State v. … have identified several considerations relevant to the determination, including, most significantly, the temporal …