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A-3901-22 Briefs
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… Sat Below: Hon. Linda Grasso Jones, J.S.C. BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF THE APPEAL On the brief and of counsel: Denise M. … so long as a proper foundation is laid. I am not making a determination right now that, in fact, it goes FILED, Clerk of … is a clear error of judgment or the decision lacks the support of credible evidence in the record. Estate of Hanges …
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A-1339-22 Briefs
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… ITSELF) ERRONEOUSLY ASSERTED BELOW THAT THE CHANCERY COURTDETERMINATION---THAT A PARKING EASEMENT ON LOT 5 WAS … WAS DETERMINATIVE AS TO THE N.J.S.A. 40:55D-68 DETERMINATION OF THE ZONING BOARD. THE TRIAL COURT ERRONEOUSLY … Dal-6 Board (8/23/2018) Da7 B. School Attorney Letter m Support of Application (8/23/2018) C. 1972 School Expansion …
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A-0385-22 Briefs
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… THAT DEFENDANT WAS LIABLE FOR CONVERSION WAS MANIFESTLY UNSUPPORTED BY THE EVIDENTIAL RECORD (13T51-21 to 56-22) … Judgment Against Defendant For Conversion Was Manifestly Unsupported by the Evidential Record And Based On Net Opinion … 2d 508 (D.N.J. 1999) ........ - 27 - Meisels v. Fox Rothschild LLP, 240 N.J. 286 (2020) ......................... - …
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… at 281. When a plaintiff’s credibility is significant, “a determination by the judge should ordinarily be made at a 7 … N.J. at 194. Unlike in tort actions, the Court has found no support that the discovery rule applies to breach of … after receiving chemotherapy in 2007. Sanofi’s Argument in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment Sanofi argues Ms. …
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… at 281. When a plaintiff’s credibility is significant, “a determination by the judge should ordinarily be made at a 7 … N.J. at 194. Unlike in tort actions, the Court has found no support that the discovery rule applies to breach of … after receiving chemotherapy in 2007. Sanofi’s Argument in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment Sanofi argues Ms. …
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… at 281. When a plaintiff’s credibility is significant, “a determination by the judge should ordinarily be made at a 7 … N.J. at 194. Unlike in tort actions, the Court has found no support that the discovery rule applies to breach of … after receiving chemotherapy in 2007. Sanofi’s Argument in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment Sanofi argues Ms. …
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… at 281. When a plaintiff’s credibility is significant, “a determination by the judge should ordinarily be made at a 7 … N.J. at 194. Unlike in tort actions, the Court has found no support that the discovery rule applies to breach of … after receiving chemotherapy in 2007. Sanofi’s Argument in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment Sanofi argues Ms. …
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… bright-line rule established in Stewart. We reach that determination for several reasons, given the factual record … there are no genuine material questions of fact to support her claim that the defendant homeowners are liable … to signify that no conceivable set of facts can support a homeowner's liability for worsening the natural …
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… the victim called his wife. She was driving home with their children and other relatives in the car. The victim asked … is not arbitrary or discriminatory. . . . [I]f a statute is supported by a conceivable rational basis, it will withstand … court judge in Atlantic County, there are no facts supporting the recusal of the county's entire judiciary. The …
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… 465 (2012), "that a sentencing judge 'take into account how children are different, and how those differences counsel … two robberies were part of the same crime spree, further supporting concurrent sentences. Finally, defendant argued … command that a sentencing judge 'take into account how children are different, and how those differences counsel …
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… and the complaint should be referred to the OAL for a determination of whether appellant's conduct was knowingly and … referral of the matter to the OAL was appropriate for a determination of whether appellant "knowingly and willfully … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record.'" In re Proposed Constr. of …
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… conversion process would not factor into the equity determination. The Board and Amaconn's counsel then began … Amaconn's approach to calculating the equity lacked "legal support" and the Board had to follow the language in the … could introduce government tax documents to assist in a determination of Amaconn's tax expenses. The hearing resumed …
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… There is sufficient, credible evidence in the record supporting the court's determination that R.B.'s statements were made for the purpose … harm were she to call the police. The record supports a determination that she feared his return and was justifiably …
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… incidents. We reject this contention as wholly without support in the record. Defendant also contends the police … (1985). The court's reasons for imposing the sentence were supported by competent and credible evidence in the record. …
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… to prove or disprove any fact of consequence to the determination of the action." State v. Darby, 174 N.J. 509, … identifies and balances the factors and their existence is supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record, … addressed defendant's sentencing arguments, and the record supports his decision not to apply mitigating factors four, …
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… as to what that strategy was. Contrary to the PCR court's determination that Bascus's statement to Kelly was probably … taken from Kelly alleges specific facts and evidence supporting defendant's allegations. See State v. Porter, 216 … prosecutor, proffering "specific facts and evidence supporting his allegations." Porter, 216 N.J. at 355. 17 …
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… abuse. The State countered defendant's actions and words supported a purposeful or knowing murder conviction. The … or that his findings of the aggravating factors were not supported by evidence in the record. Guided by our highly …
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… so long as sufficient credible evidence in the record supports those findings. Those factual findings are entitled … A-1135-17T4 We will "reverse only when the trial court's determination is 'so clearly mistaken that the interests of … v. Puchalski, 45 N.J. 97, 106 (1965). "The voluntariness determination weighs the coercive psychological pressures …
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… or if counsel concluded that the circumstantial evidence supported the weapons convictions on one or both of those … a more fulsome record that reflects counsel's reasoning supporting the decision not to file an applicable motion in …
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… trial court's decision, provided that those findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" … 917 (8th Cir. 1994)). A de facto arrest is lawful only if supported by probable cause. Id. at 478. Property that is …