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… in his PCR application" that defendant contends would have supported a finding of mitigating factor eleven, … to him and his dependents, his mother and his three children. In support of the … also submitted a certification from the mother of his three children stating her provision of care to their three …
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… in his PCR application" that defendant contends would have supported a finding of mitigating factor eleven, … to him and his dependents, his mother and his three children. In support of the … also submitted a certification from the mother of his three children stating her provision of care to their three …
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… 2 A-3799-15T1 The parties were married in 1982 and had two children. They divorced in 2008 after entering into a … a pro se notice of motion for modification of alimony. In support of his motion, he submitted a certification … unsuccessful; he resigned and has brought a constructive termination action against his previous employer. Plaintiff …
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… 2 A-3799-15T1 The parties were married in 1982 and had two children. They divorced in 2008 after entering into a … a pro se notice of motion for modification of alimony. In support of his motion, he submitted a certification … unsuccessful; he resigned and has brought a constructive termination action against his previous employer. Plaintiff …
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… an eleven-year-old girl, in his apartment and killed the child by stabbing her in the neck with a knife. The next … and home environment," and found that the record did not support defendant's 12 A-4408-18 claim that he "suffered a … nothing in N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(14)'s text warrants a determination that the presumption of prospective application …
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… an eleven-year-old girl, in his apartment and killed the child by stabbing her in the neck with a knife. The next … and home environment," and found that the record did not support defendant's 12 A-4408-18 claim that he "suffered a … nothing in N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(14)'s text warrants a determination that the presumption of prospective application …
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… CASE. A. THE STATE FAILED TO PRESENT ANY EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT A FINDING OF EITHER ACTUAL OR CONSTRUCTIVE … prosecutor mentioned the danger of having a seven-year-old child within the reach of a firearm: You heard he has a seven-year-old child. Why would he keep so much marijuana in the house …
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… CASE. A. THE STATE FAILED TO PRESENT ANY EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT A FINDING OF EITHER ACTUAL OR CONSTRUCTIVE … prosecutor mentioned the danger of having a seven-year-old child within the reach of a firearm: You heard he has a seven-year-old child. Why would he keep so much marijuana in the house …
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… The court found there was "not a single factual allegation supportive of any fraudulent intent by defendants" to … 2017, about six months after it received the alleged lease termination letter written by Carlos, the motion was filed … New Jersey and denied writing the December 12, 2011 lease termination letter. 10 A-1046-17T1 and had nothing to do …
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… completed, defendant filed a motion for summary judgment supported by multiple certifications prepared by plaintiff's … as summarized above. Without producing any evidence to support his claim, plaintiff again alleged defendant … circumstances, Judge Harz concluded there was "no evidence supporting a claim that [defendant] had a retaliatory motive …
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… The court found there was "not a single factual allegation supportive of any fraudulent intent by defendants" to … 2017, about six months after it received the alleged lease termination letter written by Carlos, the motion was filed … New Jersey and denied writing the December 12, 2011 lease termination letter. 10 A-1046-17T1 and had nothing to do …
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… completed, defendant filed a motion for summary judgment supported by multiple certifications prepared by plaintiff's … as summarized above. Without producing any evidence to support his claim, plaintiff again alleged defendant … circumstances, Judge Harz concluded there was "no evidence supporting a claim that [defendant] had a retaliatory motive …
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… the townhouse; they also purported to be concerned for the child's safety in light of the possibility that the weapon … police officers then entered the townhouse and found the child alone in a bedroom watching television. In addition to … CASE THAT WOULD HAVE EXONERATED PETITIONER. In his brief in support of his PCR petition, defendant, through counsel, …
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… DOCKET NO. A-1993-18T1 W.D. and J.D., on behalf of minor child G.D., Petitioners-Appellants, v. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF … Law Judge (ALJ), concluding that the Board's determination was not arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable. … was "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or [] not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as …
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… the townhouse; they also purported to be concerned for the child's safety in light of the possibility that the weapon … police officers then entered the townhouse and found the child alone in a bedroom watching television. In addition to … CASE THAT WOULD HAVE EXONERATED PETITIONER. In his brief in support of his PCR petition, defendant, through counsel, …
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… INSTRUCT THE JURY ON AGGREGATE THEFT PURSUANT TO STATE V. CHILDS, [242 N.J. SUPER. 121 (APP. DIV. 1990)] OTHERWISE … scheme or course of conduct. Where the evidence could support either conclusion, the indictment may charge the … course of conduct. The jury's verdict reflects its determination of the theft amounts. See N.J.S.A. 2C:20-2(b) …
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… INSTRUCT THE JURY ON AGGREGATE THEFT PURSUANT TO STATE V. CHILDS, [242 N.J. SUPER. 121 (APP. DIV. 1990)] OTHERWISE … scheme or course of conduct. Where the evidence could support either conclusion, the indictment may charge the … course of conduct. The jury's verdict reflects its determination of the theft amounts. See N.J.S.A. 2C:20-2(b) …
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… ten counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24- 4(a), one count of second-degree … that petition after defendant's counsel failed to file a supporting brief. On April 5, 2013, defendant refiled his … a gynecologist who examined K.R. and opined that the child had been sexually active and sexually abused. …
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… ten counts of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24- 4(a), one count of second-degree … that petition after defendant's counsel failed to file a supporting brief. On April 5, 2013, defendant refiled his … a gynecologist who examined K.R. and opined that the child had been sexually active and sexually abused. …
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… STATEMENTS REQUIRES REVERSAL.2 1 We use initials of the child victim pursuant to Rule 1:38-3. 2 Miranda v. Arizona, … WERE INCONSISTENT, THE VERDICT WAS NOT SO SUFFICIENTLY SUPPORTED BY THE EVIDENCE AS TO COMPENSATE FOR THE … vascular malformation. Defendant admitted throwing the child on the bed to stop her crying; L.H. then went silent, …