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… that she knew [plaintiff] and that she was allowed to come inside cause I wasn't told that she was coming over. So she pushed her way in and the dog bit her." … the lock itself. If that's something that can be done, I'm completely willing to accept that on his part, fixing the …
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… on October 16, 2023, Ronald appeared uninvited and unwelcome at her apartment complex. Knowing Debbie kept a spare key to her outside … FRO was self-evident. The remainder of Ronald's arguments—points one, two, four and five— were not raised during the …
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… Ford, the . . . Nissan struck the concrete barrier prior to coming to an uncontrolled final rest. The . . . Ford came to … the car. Do something. The jury would simply be left to completely speculate as to all those things. So . . . I'm … 251 N.J. 73, 78 (2022). Therefore, we consider "whether the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the …
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… 2C:44-1(a)(9); and (3) at the sentencing hearing, the judge committed plain error by repeating a quote from 5 A-1364-23 … Div. 2001), the court decided not to do so, given the uncomplicated nature of defendant's arguments. Finally, the … by a convicted felon, even when the weapon is used to commit another crime. The sentencing judge also stated that …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1(a)(2); second-degree conspiracy to commit armed burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and N.J.S.A. … Those convictions were based on defendant's role as an accomplice to the home invasion. On the first-degree robbery … appeal with an argument that defendant's sentence did not comport with the guidance issued by the Court in Torres. We …
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… than one count.) … The State contends that on (date), while committing the crime of fleeing [or attempting to elude] a … It does not matter that the act which caused death was committed recklessly, or unintentionally or accidentally. In … death was caused by the defendant and was caused during the commission of the crime of eluding. In order to meet its …
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… 31, 2014 order granting summary judgment, dismissing her complaint under NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF … would support a whistle-blowing claim, with respect to her complaint that a masters-degree candidate, serving as a … - to identify the specific basis for the whistle-blowing complaint - was emphasized in Hitesman v. Bridgeway, Inc., …
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… 6, 2009, plaintiff, a general partnership, entered into a commercial lease agreement with defendant Raymond Zola and … of Rock Foundation. On November 10, 2020, plaintiff filed a complaint alleging breach of contract and fraud. On May 28, … because defendant "did not send a letter, did not send any communication whatsoever in which he could rely upon that …
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… Board for a public hearing and a vote in order to ensure a complete record on appeal. At the March 9, 2020 Board … on Cassidy's attempt to intervene. Cassidy raises two main points in support of intervention. First, he argues that his … good faith. To support his due diligence argument, Cassidy points to his participation at the Board hearings. He also …
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… robberies, made that defendant was one of two persons who committed the robbery. During a May 31, 2011 videotaped … Rodriguez explained he knew defendant and a Robert Reading committed the pharmacy robbery under investigation because … On appeal, defendant claims the following errors were committed: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN DENYING …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2406-20 R.M.R. ELEVATOR COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. BROAD ATLANTIC … arbitration award in favor of plaintiff R.M.R. Elevator Company and awarding attorney's fees to plaintiff. We … ordered that the hearings would proceed via Zoom absent a "compelling reason." Afterwards, defendant requested a series …
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… identified by defendant alleged to be a witness or committing crimes. 3 A-2449-20 Police officers were … her without legal repercussions. Defendant was charged in complaint warrants with criminal mischief, N.J.S.A. … and electronic devices, including a cellphone and a computer. A grand jury subsequently returned Indictment No. …
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… guilty on the two charges, he understood the State would recommend a lesser sentence of twenty-two years on the … accusation and the indictment. And[] the State’s going to recommend at sentencing that . . . I sentence you to … first prong of Strickland. Preciose, 129 N.J. at 463. For completion, we note defendant falls far short as to the …
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… This appeal followed. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I DEFENDANT RECEIVED INEFFECTIVE … raised and rejected on direct appeal). Defendant cannot overcome the procedural bar by attiring the same arguments as an …
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… (DOC), which upheld an adjudication and sanctions for committing prohibited act *.252, encouraging others to riot, … the orders [;] 4 A-3969-19 4. The inmate had ample time to comply with the order [;] 5. No inmate, after receiving warnings, complied with staff orders, (video shows [that] inmates did …
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… in the areas of child sexual abuse and Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS), which "describe[s] traits … or law enforcement officer to intercept a[n] . . . oral communication, where such person is a party to the communication . . . provided, however, that no such …
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… Upon his release from the hospital, the attending doctors recommended D.P. receive outpatient mental health therapy … support of D.P.'s application. 4 A-0545-19 been confined or committed to a mental institution or hospital for treatment … D.P. answered "No" to both questions. D.P. submitted the completed application to the Saddle River Police Department. …
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… raise important substantive issues and can lead to complicated and involved hearings. The Office of Parental … other areas. See, e.g., In re Op. No. 17-2012 of Advisory Comm. on Prof'l Ethics, 220 N.J. 468, 469 (2014). Until the … (a); RPC 1.3. This is true whether counsel is financially compensated or is providing pro bono representation. "The …
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… were not prejudicial ones which would have changed the outcome of the trial under Strickland.1 See State v. Preciose, … for the reasons set forth by Judge Chiarello in his comprehensive oral opinion. 10 A-5304-18 Any arguments not …
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… from a July 10, 2015 order dismissing count one of his complaint with prejudice and dismissing count two without … a December 4, 2015 order denying his motion to amend the complaint; and a February 5, 2016 order denying … a deputy municipal court administrator, filed a two-count complaint alleging: (1) the City violated his rights under …