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… all other charges would be dismissed and the State would recommend a minimum five-year sentence, subject to a … The judge imposed sentence in accordance with the recommendation in the plea agreement. On appeal, defendant … by the Graves Act. Defendant also understood the State recommended a sentence of five years with a forty-two-month …
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… Hotel in Atlantic City from Caesars Entertainment Operating Company, Inc. with the hope of opening an Atlantic City … either or both restrictions. Regardless of whether seller commenced such litigation, the parties expressly agreed that … even if there was such an obligation, it was only a prerequisite for the seller's unilateral right to cancel. Stated …
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… to retain an attorney. Once she hired counsel, all further communication occurred between her attorney and Cohen. … and "relatively straightforward." He reached the opposite conclusion regarding defendant, finding his "claims he … the Court's intent that the ruling apply prospectively. He points to the following text of the opinion: A-1590-20 21 We …
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… the judge reduced the net by plaintiff's fifty-percent comparative fault found by the jury for a final judgment of … damages for past medical expenses should have first been combined for a total gross damages amount of $1,758,111.72, … decision. In an oral decision from the bench, the judge posited there was no dispute about defendant's "entitle[ment] …
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… cause of the resultant disability" "even though it acts in combination with an underlying physical disease." Id. at … twenty-one page decision, the judge initially posited that "[t]he outcome of th[e] case turn[ed] on the … supported by substantial evidence." In 5 Moonen correctly points out that the ALJ mistakenly stated in his analysis …
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… AND LIGHT, FIRST ENERGY CORPORATION, NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS COMPANY, and NEW JERSEY RESOURCES CORPORATION, … depressurization could have required NJNG to cut access points in the distribution system and thereafter blow the … communities (last visited March 13, 2020), and …
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… or that she was prejudiced by any of the alleged errors committed by her counsel. Accordingly, we affirm. I. The … her "fat, ugly[,] and stupid," and stated he hoped she committed suicide. As a result of this incident, the … disagreed, concluding that Watkins was factually inapposite to the circumstances that led to Sarah's removal and …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2017-5603. Kotlar, … petitioner's injury was "idiopathic." Petitioner points out that during cross-examination, Dr. Levitsky said … 'but for' or positional-risk test" in "determining the requisite connection[.]" Ibid. "Essentially, that test asks …
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… plea agreement to a 270-day period of jail time, required compliance with the registration requirements of Megan's … "deal," and that its terms were "written accurately and completely in the plea papers that [defendant] and [his] … that but for counsel's deficient performance, the outcome of the proceedings would have been different. He noted …
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… Berdote Byrne. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2016-1336. Charles J. Sciarra argued … General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Pamela N. Ullman, Deputy Attorney General, on … it would be incorrect to deduct fifteen or sixteen points from Beagin's test results (the deviation from the …
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… robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, and other offenses arising … 2C:20-2(b)(2), and convicted of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, fourth-degree unlawful possession of a … failed to charge the jury on the offense of conspiracy to commit theft – and after merging the theft conviction into …
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… Floor Apartment II. BECAUSE THE DEFENDANT MADE THE REQUISITE SHOWING THAT THERE WERE PURPOSEFUL, MATERIAL … with Detective Maldonado at a predetermined location after completing the transaction, and, as memorialized by … pursuant to the search warrant. She also sought an order compelling the State to reveal the identity of the CI and to …
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… Count two was dismissed. The State agreed to recommend a thirty-year term of incarceration with an … a jury to decide whether they apply and whether they would completely excuse your conduct with respect to the … justify defendant's conduct though failing to establish a complete defense, that we will make an argument to the Court …
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… Brick Township, Petitioners-Appellants, v. LAMONT REPOLLET, Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Education, and … Judges Currier and DeAlmeida. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 19-1/19. Weiner Law … Abbott XX, 199 N.J. at 175. In 2011, the Court revisited the SFRA due to funding shortages. Abbott v. Burke, …
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… obtained a $225,000 refinance loan from Ameriquest Mortgage Company (Ameriquest). The funds were transferred to Myers's … a mortgage of $437,500 from NCMC. Stewart Title Guaranty Company (Stewart) insured NCMC. As part of the NCMC closing … which Myers stated plaintiff had access to, but rarely visited. On January 12, 2010, NCMC assigned the $437,500 …
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… court denied defendant's motion. In 2019, after defendant completed his sentence, we dismissed as moot defendant's … purpose (Counts 11 & 27); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery (Count 16); second-degree conspiracy to commit theft by extortion (Counts 20 & 21); second-degree …
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… court erred in denying him a new trial because the State committed a Brady1 violation and violated his right to … the head. Defendant told Williams "he was done," and he had come to retrieve some personal items. Williams was concerned … manslaughter. As further support for his argument, he points out that there were no witnesses to "the fatal …
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… his money, and he needed to return to his apartment. K.G. accompanied him. We previously summarized K.G.'s account of … ineligibility . . . [in] 1993;" convicted of "conspiracy to commit wrongful impersonation" in 2004 and "sentenced to . . … conduct an investigation, [and did not] have the requisite knowledge of the law." He alleged "the record …
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… CORPORATION, d/b/a BAYSHORE MEDICAL CENTER, i/p/a BAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, Defendants-Respondents, and DIANE INGENITO, i/p/a BAYSHORE COMM HOSP-D INGENITO-TAX, Defendant. … where the accident occurred and concluded, "[t]he incident site was in a hazardous condition on the day of this …
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… ALEJANDRO HOME IMPROVEMENTS, LLC, and AROMANDO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Defendants. Submitted December 17, 2024 – Decided … a home inspection and prepare a property report. William accompanied Youmans during the inspection. Following the … has waived his argument on appeal. A party may [only] argue points the trial court either rejected or did not address, …