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… c/o MARV POER, FIRST STUDENT, INC., and JMB LANDSCAPE COMPANY, INC., Defendants-Respondents, and PIPE WORKS … for personal injuries. She later filed a second amended complaint naming JMB Landscape Company, Inc. as a defendant. … agreement with SPF and Pipe Works was not in writing. She points out that they did not have a written lease agreement …
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… would contain a banquet facility with the capacity to accommodate up to 833 people. Consequently, we reverse the … We learned at oral argument that LRA is also a developer of commercial properties, including hotels. 5 A-1899-21 … by increasing the function of the hotel driveway and access points. The Planning Board found these requested design …
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… that in exchange for the guilty plea, the State would recommend a nine-year prison sentence, subject to an … that during plea negotiations, the State's sentencing recommendation had ranged from a ten-year to an eight-year … for eight years" at sentencing regardless of the State's recommendation. During the plea colloquy, the trial judge …
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… the State presented testimony about Child Sex Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) from Susan Esquilin, Ph.D., who … not requesting a stay of the direct appeal pending the outcome of the Supreme Court's disposition of the then- pending … that "expert testimony about CSAAS in general, and its component behaviors other than delayed disclosure, may no …
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… counts of the indictment was denied and his motion to compel production of outstanding discovery "was withdrawn … going into that room when the [police] came in. I was coming out of the bathroom, which is a completely different direction. They lied. I have asked for …
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… This appeal followed. II. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE EVIDENCE MUST BE SUPPRESSED … ." Ibid. The Court stated, "[s]everal factors, alone or in combination, may provide sufficient justification to … warrant here was valid despite the fact the court did not complete certain sections of the warrant. The court …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ESSEX … through counsel, he denies making any report to DCPP and points to evidence in the record that other individuals knew … she only sought that restraining order after pursuing remedies in both the civil and criminal realms. But for the …
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… to "EAN Holdings," which Sheehy knew to be a rental company. Mutz activated the patrol vehicle overhead lights … and Sheehy approached the passenger side. Mutz initiated communication with defendant who began "using sign language and one-word phrases" to communicate with the officers, relaying the words "wife, …
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… home, which originated in a location where defendants had completed renovations. The trial court found plaintiff's … damage in 2014, his insurance carrier supplied a list of recommended contractors to make necessary repairs. 3 A-2404-21 … in violation of the CFA amounts to negligence. Plaintiff points out numerous supporting arguments to buttress its CFA …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1938-22 NC COMMUNITY CENTER ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … defenses with prejudice and finding BE, LLC in breach of a commercial lease; (2) an October 21, 2022 order denying … and Shallan are married. On July 10, 2019, BE, LLC leased commercial premises owned by plaintiff NC Community Center …
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… of first impression regarding when the State may be compelled to provide field and health reports of narcotics … rather than factual issues." Defendant argues the following points on appeal: THE DEFENSE IS ENTITLED TO THE DISCOVERY … a warrantless search. The police seized various ingredients for making methamphetamine. Id. at 240. The canine …
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… in plaintiff's fifty-percent ownership of four separate companies, including his office-furniture business, … average of [his] annual gross salary of $296,000 and no income attributable to [defendant]." His "income [was] … not include a copy of it in the appellate record. Plaintiff points out that he referenced in his certification his plan …
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… in Virginia, and the parties agreed that defendant could communicate with the children via their iPads every other … that required the TalkingParents App to be their "source of communication."3 Plaintiff testified that following her … appealed. On appeal, defendant argues the following points for our consideration: I. THE FRO SHOULD BE REVERSED …
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… for purposes of this appeal, largely undisputed. Fermin commenced his employment with the City as a Paterson Police … in the passenger side of a car driven by a "female civilian companion" when an unidentified man approached the vehicle … notice of disciplinary action (PNDA) on January 2, 2019, recommending his termination. According to the PNDA, "Fermin …
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… incident. The lieutenant pled guilty to a lesser charge and completed pre-trial intervention (PTI). Afterwards, he sent … consumed before the incident, the charges, and his completion of PTI. In the matter of In re Attorney General … their discipline reports. 246 N.J. 462, 476 (2021). In compliance, the JCPD added the lieutenant's name back to the …
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… detected the . . . odor of an alcoholic beverage" coming from inside the truck. There were no passengers. Lt. … stay application. Defendant appealed, arguing the following points: A. The Trial Court Deprived Defendant of a Fair … and that this deficiency negates probable cause. She points to the record, which shows that Lt. Loos "last …
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… 2018, plaintiff, as trustee for RASC, filed a foreclosure complaint. Plaintiff hired a process server to serve … and writ of execution. Plaintiff then filed an amended complaint to join other parties in interest. In November 2022, defendant moved to dismiss the amended complaint with prejudice for a failure to state a claim. On …
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… On November 21, 2022, plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint seeking entry of an FRO against defendant. She … in violation of the consent order. According to the complaint, after the younger daughter declined defendant's … defendant began yelling to the younger daughter, "you are coming with me now. I want my parenting time." Defendant …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5474-16T1 RICHARD J. BADOLATO, COMMISSIONER OF THE NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND … from a May 26, 2017 Special Civil Part order granting the Commissioner of the Department of Banking and Insurance's … McMillan reported to New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company (NJM) that she suffered personal injuries in an …
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… granting summary judgment to the Fund and dismissing its complaint because the Borough deliberately breached the … case are fully detailed in Judge James H. Pickering, Jr.'s comprehensive written decision granting the Fund's motion … "in no way affects [Ferentz's] ability to pursue her remedies" in the CEPA action. Significantly, Paragraph 6 of the …