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… that the attorney-client privilege does not extend "to a communication relevant to an issue of breach of duty by the … not only was the representation not "within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases," but … rule's applicability, and by this decision in no way intend to indicate that we have an opinion as to the …
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… We affirm substantially for the reasons set forth in the comprehensive written decision rendered by Judge Sohail … "are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … think it's a good idea." She further added she felt that way, "because [B.J.P.] has a history of not being good, not …
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… in 2011.1 The Division of Child Protection and Permanency commenced a Title Nine action in July 2014 against Carol and … Neither Carl nor Joan testified. The judge concluded, by way of his July 1, 2015 oral opinion that Carl and Joan had … arguments. 5 A-0095-16T4 medical treatment – were tried together, as was appropriate, there was a natural potential …
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… additional disability benefits to state workers who become "permanently and totally disabled as a direct result of … was running, as intended, and rolled her ankle in a way that was not "extraordinary or unusual in common experience." Richardson, 192 N.J. at 201. Therefore, …
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… in Rosen, which generates and periodically distributes income to each beneficiary in equal shares. Although during … from Rosen, effective the date plaintiff filed her verified complaint for divorce. Defendant challenges those provisions … 6 (App. Div. 2000). Property acquired "by either party by way of . . . devise, or intestate succession" is not subject …
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… Armed with this information, the Division filed a verified complaint and an order to show cause (OTSC) in the Family … hospital knows it was missing. I reported it missing right away." On January 16, 2015, defendant, this time represented … predicated upon an incorrect basis will not stand in the way of its affirmance." Isko v. Planning Bd. of Livingston, …
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… the third floor apartment, using a flashlight to light his way, Alston encountered two individuals, including … some money, they gave it to her before taking defendant away to the police station. Vazquez testified that the police …
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… in doubt the integrity of [the] conviction." State v. Ways, 180 N.J. 171, 187 (2004). To meet this standard, the …
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… Plaintiff A.L.I. appeals the dismissal of an action she commenced against her second cousin, defendant D.W., … application to a dispute between adult siblings who lived together during their childhood but had "not resided together … and plaintiff's husband ended a trip to Florida and, on the way to plaintiff's home in Boonton, defendant made …
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… recalled defendant telling her child, "you see you got your way." He also mentioned that an examination by an EMT …
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… concluding she was disqualified to receive unemployment compensation benefits because she left work voluntarily … She did not ask for help because she is not that way. The claimant is the separating party and ended the … reviewing the factual findings made in an unemployment compensation proceeding, the test is not whether an …
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… money owed – the trial judge enforced this provision and compelled New York arbitration of the parties' disputes. … and affirm. We add only the following brief comments. The record reveals that when the franchise … we noted above state law and policies may not stand in the way of the strong federal policy in favor of arbitration. To …
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… alleging trial counsel "did not represent him the right way," argued with defendant, and failed to communicate with him. PCR counsel filed a brief on … maintains trial counsel "failed to provide him with a complete defense against the child sex abuse charges" for …
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… I did testify. Trial counsel also did not prepare me, I any way, for cross-examination. Because of trial counsel's lack …
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… municipal courts. It hears cases that involve criminal complaints that have been downgraded to disorderly persons … a cohesive defense, both denying all charges, we have no way of knowing whether defendant's case would have been …
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… Defendant is a property owner who responded to DEP's complaint by offering access to his property, but refusing … and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection v. Midway Beach Condominium Ass'n (Midway). On this date, we issued opinions in Howe, Risden's, …
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… for a training meeting. He was going to A-5058-18T2 3 be compensated at the usual hourly rate for the training and … scheduled to work his regular shift the same day. On the way to work, Vanlaningham struck a vehicle owned by Pablo … of this exception is to recognize that "an employer always retains A-5058-18T2 6 the power to expand the scope of …
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… assistance of counsel. In a March 19, 2019 order and accompanying twelve-page written decision, Judge Siobhan A. … trial counsel testified credibly and was "calm and composed" throughout his testimony. On the other hand, she … counsel engaged in reasonable representation that in no way rose to a level of ineffective assistance of counsel. We …
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… provides that "each and every member of a volunteer fire company doing public fire duty . . . who may be injured in line of duty shall be compensated" under the Workers' Compensation Act, N.J.S.A. … and such other employment issues as are raised by way of defense to the employee's tort action." Est. of …
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… quoted portions of the statute, stating: "A person commits an offense if with purpose to hinder his own … for an offense he or she," in this case he, "suppresses by way of concealment or destruction any evidence of the crime … act to suppress evidence and obstruct evidence. The mental component, folks, again is purpose. I read it to you in two …