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… findings. When plaintiff filed her domestic violence complaint alleging harassment by defendant on December 5, … the context in which they 2 The emails were exchanged on a site called "Our Family Wizard" which the Pennsylvania court … taken a turn, and [plaintiff], she's credible. She, at some points, had difficulty with counsel's questions and …
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… An individual (the 9-1-1 caller) and four people (her company) were sitting on her porch. The 9-1-1 caller … men to remove themselves from her car, and three of the men complied. The fourth man, a dark- skinned male, was wearing … the actions of defense counsel or his investigator. So, the points made were not for that purpose. We conclude the …
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… trial court's denial of his motion for leave to amend the complaint at the end of the discovery period to include an … his complaint to add a new party. Having considered these points, viewing the record in a light most favorable to … recognize that leave to amend a pleading is generally to be freely granted, subject to offsetting considerations such as …
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… 3 A-0973-16T3 but ordered that he submit a DNA sample and comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23. The judge … judge stated that while defendant should be sentenced to community supervision for life (CSL) on count one, and … to impose both CSL and PSL" and PSL "is more encompassing." It should be noted, however, that the judgment …
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… plate, DiPiazza signaled the car to pull over and defendant complied. DiPiazza asked defendant for his license, … and insurance. Defendant repeatedly refused to comply with the officer's request. After several failed … to their police cars and pursued defendant. Defendant committed numerous motor vehicle violations while fleeing …
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… pursuant to a plea agreement in which the State agreed to recommend the imposition of a sentence one degree lower, of … ineligible for parole. The State, however, has agreed to recommend that you be treated as a third-degree offender with a recommended sentence of four years in state prison subject to …
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… engaged a licensed certified mold 4 A-2890-16T1 remediation company who tested the entire house and then remediated the … the Belmontes. That triggered the Belmontes' third-party complaint against the Bogaard defendants alleging legal … Bogaard. Now on appeal, the Belmontes allege the following points of error: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN GRANTING …
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… CONTROL SYSTEMS, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. LARRY HERMAN, and REDLINE CONTROL DESIGN, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company, Defendants-Appellants. _________________________ … HVAC and lighting controls at various construction project sites." The firm also "prepare[s] the installation plans and …
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… challenges his conviction of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5–2, N.J.S.A. 2C:15–1(a), and … TO REQUEST A RENUNCIATION CHARGE FOR THE CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE. POINT II THE PCR COURT ERRED IN … We are unaware of any basis in the record — and Brown points to none — for the jury to conclude that Brown …
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… to defendant. The Law Division judge issued a thorough, comprehensive, and cogent opinion denying defendant's … States Constitution provides that "no person should be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against … was an invocation of his right to remain silent is inapposite. In that case, the Court considered an equivocal …
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… judge refused to vacate his prior order dismissing certain complaints, which he addressed as juvenile delinquency … 2 A-5313-18T4 Title 23 for hunting violations allegedly committed by B.L., a juvenile .1 The judge dismissed the … the child's best interest." The State argues the following points of error: 1. THE STATE'S RULE 4:50-1 MOTION SHOULD …
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… the State agreed to dismiss the remaining charges and to recommend a five-year sentence with forty-two months of parole … release date was changed resulting in him serving the complete five-year sentence. Defendant contended had his … not a five[-]year term. This was error. Reasonably competent counsel should have explained to Mr. Smith that …
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… facts from the record. On August 2, 2018, plaintiff filed a complaint in Burlington County against defendants Edward … not see the order changing the track since "e-courts is freely accessible to any self-represented litigant via the [c]ourt's website." This appeal followed. On appeal, plaintiff raises the …
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… was unsteady, and his breath smelled of alcohol. Defendant complained of injuries and he and his passenger were … The nurse told Heck that she "smelled the odor of alcohol coming from [defendant's] breath." The passenger informed … Constitution and the New Jersey Constitution guarantee freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures by the …
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… from two October 18, 2018 resolutions of the Board of Commissioners of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition … to -18; Infinity Broadcasting Corp. v. N.J. Meadowlands Comm'n, 187 N.J. 212, 215-16 (2006).1 MEPT owns a 19.9-acre … proposed facility's loading docks and parking, changes to site circulation, and other revisions. Towers opposed the …
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… penalties. In this appeal, defendant argues the trial judge committed reversible error by: (1) admitting a recording of … to testify that he recovered from defendant's person a pipe commonly used to smoke marijuana. Defendant argues this … was "consistent with striking the windshield." Janofsky's comment about the cause of defendant's head injury prompted …
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… into the building with defendant. Craig heard two gunshots coming from inside the house. Craig called Barry's cell … you the cash." He also texted defendant, "I don't need to come into the house. . . . You got to understand, I'm not … "security concerns" when purchasing drugs. Defendant points to Craig's admission to police that the two young men …
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… in the cost of living, increases or decreases in their income and Social Security, the possible loss of or inability … of this Agreement. The parties were each aware of the income, assets and liabilities of the other and this … and every respect. . . . . (e) They have made a full and complete disclosure of all assets, income and liabilities to …
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… two letters from Q, a man he stated he did not know. In his communications, Q indicated to defendant that on the night … defendant theorizes Q's information from 2016 would have come to light if his first PCR counsel had interviewed Q, … the trial judge reviewing defendant's second PCR petition committed no error in finding defendant was unable to …
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… ordered the men to show their hands. Everyone but defendant complied. Defendant began running away from the officers, … obtained from defendant, and the DNA extracted from it was compared to the DNA found on the handgun. A forensic scientist from the State Police who performed the comparison testified at trial that defendant was the source …