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… imposed under PSL. The transcript of the plea thus did not support his claim his attorney's representation fell outside …
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… knife and stabbed Carter. Defendant, B.J., and two small children then left the apartment. 3 A-1491-21 Police were … (2007). The evidence presented to the grand jury could have supported such a second-degree charge even though it wasn't … not provide the grand jury with the tools to make that determination. In instructing the grand jury about the …
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… setting the time, place and amount for redemption, supported by a certification attaching the lien redemption …
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… need to enforce the discovery deadline provides sufficient support for the trial court's decision to quash the …
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… A judge's findings of fact are "binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." Id. … trial judge unless convinced that "they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant[,] … We see no principled reason to question the trial judge's determination on this matter. However, plaintiff argues, for …
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… attorney was "laboring under a conflict of interest." In support of that argument, defendant submitted his mother's …
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… they are arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable; are unsupported by substantial credible evidence in the record; or … was not arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable and is supported by the uncontroverted record. Affirmed. … MOBOLAJI …
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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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… 2010). We will not disturb the administrative agency's determination unless it is arbitrary, capricious, or … evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion.'" Id. at 192 (quoting In re Pub. Serv. …
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… 330, 334 (1993)). Moreover, it held, "The trial court's determination under the rule warrants substantial deference, … judgment motion. The "new" evidence defendant presented in support of her motion to vacate the default judgment was … . ." See N.J.R.E. 901; R. 1:6-6. Accordingly, defendant's unsupported argument that Dockery committed fraud upon the …
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… petition by an order dated January 18, 2017, which was supported by a thirteen-page written decision of the same …
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… if released on parole at that time. In reaching such determination, the board panel or board shall state on the … therefor. [N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.53(a).] Here, the record amply supports the Board's decision. The Board is the …
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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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… PCR court, defendant also argued this factual discrepancy supported his claimed right to a withdrawal of his guilty …
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… and that his factual findings as to the amount due are "supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence," …
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… the information in the spreadsheets he had submitted to support his claim, the judge advised him that the documents … 6 A-2188-16T1 We, therefore, reverse and remand for a determination by the trial court that plaintiff's request for …
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… of the record convinces us that none of Reed's arguments in support of that position is of sufficient 3 A-5370-15T3 …
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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 …
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… purportedly given by co- defendant Jovar Persha. In his supporting certification, defendant averred that "during the …
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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 …