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… if counsel was deficient, [d]efendant does not present any supporting evidence that she was prejudiced by counsel's … trial courts should grant evidentiary hearings and make a determination on the merits only if the defendant has …
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… the sexual assaults he committed against two female children, are recounted in our most recent decision that … risk factor for offenders, like F.S., who sexually assault children. De Crisce opined that F.S. "suffers from mental … of the relevant issues, and their conclusions were firmly supported by the facts in the record. See Townsend v. …
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… complaint, the legal reasoning the judge applied in that determination applies equally to rejecting the request 6 … Vivirito, 217 N.J. 199, 208 (2014). Maloney cites no law to support his position that defendants owed him a duty …
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… to the jury," as there was no evidence introduced to support it. Ibid. 5 A-1790-20 The court further noted …
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… Allow a reasonable counsel fee to a prevailing party, where supported by an affidavit of services. The statute and …
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… statement of material facts submitted by defendant in support of its motion for summary judgment. ADA Americans w … a motion for summary judgement under Rule 4:46- 2, the determination whether there exists a genuine issue with … but there is no indication that a timely appeal of that determination was filed by plaintiff. 3 Here, there is no …
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… and restore the case to the active list. The motion was supported by defendant's certification and a brief. Her …
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… read the contract as a whole. Defendants offered no support that they could not perform under the entire … due from Lessee upon written notice thereof. "[F]ee determinations by trial [judges] will be disturbed only on the …
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… trial courts should grant evidentiary hearings and make a determination on the merits only if the defendant has … guilty and testify in his own behalf were made without any supporting certifications. Accordingly, the judge correctly …
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… petition. The second PCR court issued letter opinions in support of both the February and March 2017 orders. On this …
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… the form of the notice sent here and claims the case supports his contention plaintiff did not comply with …
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… other day during the trial. Defendant's PCR argument is not supported by legally competent evidence that the juror was …
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… that a "defendant must allege specific facts and evidence supporting his allegations," State v. Porter, 216 N.J. 343, …
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… the OAL. The documents submitted in the appendices do not support that contention. 4 A-3546-16T3 The parties appeared …
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… Id. at 298 n.4. In this case, defendant cites no authority supporting the proposition that in 1998 a trial judge was …
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… – accepted responsibility. We agree with Judge Oxley's determination that the plea agreement should not be afforded … office and court adhered to the plea agreement. We see no support for defendant's insistence that "[t]o be sure, the …
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… to establish she was negligent. 6 A-4426-16T3 "Final determinations made by the trial court sitting in a non-jury … judge unless we are convinced that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant … at 484. For that reason, we will not disturb the court's determinations. Affirmed. … JOSEPH S. D'ELIA VS. JOYCE …
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… into evidence of an expert's conclusions that are not supported by factual evidence or other data." Polzo, 196 …
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… a party waived its right to arbitration is a legal determination subject to de novo review. See Manalapan Realty … N.J. 366, 378 (1995). The factual findings of the waiver determination are entitled to deference and are subject to … court adopted the arguments they made against wavier in support of their motion to compel arbitration. Because the …
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… of the website's computers prohibited by the CROA. To support their vision of the CROA, plaintiffs rely upon …