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… manager at the Toyota dealership. As a manager, plaintiff's compensation 3 A-2374-19 was based solely on the commissions he earned from selling vehicles. Like other … employees, plaintiff received a weekly advance on these commissions, which was referred to as his "draw." When …
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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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… a disorderly persons offense. The State agreed to recommend one year of non-custodial probation and to dismiss … one of the EMTs. According to Pensado, defendant was being "completely uncooperative." Defendant engaged in "tumultuous … defendant. He unsuccessfully attempted to get defendant to comply with his orders. The videotape was played again. …
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… v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER, Defendant-Respondent. _________________________ … that on July 12, 2018, the Hudson County Board of Chosen Freeholders1 approved a resolution awarding a one-year … 1 Effective January 1, 2021, the State's Boards of Chosen Freeholders have been renamed Boards of County …
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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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… male, about 5'9'' [tall], very well[-]built, with a dark complexion[,]" "injected her with heroin and repeatedly … the police witness about this issue, they were "talking common terms here . . . [and] not talking specifically about … we are not convinced he would have rejected the State's recommended offer of a seven-year prison term with a five-year …
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… 2C:12-1(a)(1) (providing in pertinent part that a person commits a simple assault by recklessly causing bodily injury … basis to conclude defendant acted recklessly, and defendant points to none. Defendant admitted he was confronted and … under N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(a)(2), which provides that a person commits the offense by "[n]egligently caus[ing] bodily …
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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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… duty to her; and (3) did not support her damages claim with competent evidence. Having reviewed the record before us, … after she reported the vehicle stolen, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant seeking $15,000 in damages. 3 … litigation [and a] substantial likelihood of some harm visited upon the plaintiff in the event of an unfavorable …
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… The genesis of these appeals are two Law Division actions commenced by the tenants of separate units against the … the Consumer Fraud Act, N.J.S.A. 56:8-1 to -227. The complaints alleged the landlord violated the City's rent … their clients. Major testified: "[W]e had lengthy and 1 The complaints also named 1300 Palisade Avenue, LLC as a …
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… real property to Fred and his wife, Cindy. In 2012, Fred accompanied his father to the law office of John Callinan, a … all of them, including Fred, acknowledged Al "had the requisite mental capacity that would be required to . . . revoke … or not, we disagree with the Siblings' remaining two points. As best we can discern, the Siblings argue Fred …
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… CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, a municipal entity, and THOMAS COMEY, individually and in his representative capacity, … judgment dismissing plaintiff's employment discrimination complaint. We reverse. The following facts are taken from … and a torn meniscus. In 2001, plaintiff filed a workers' compensation claim against Jersey City regarding his …
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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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… 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 …
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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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… 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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… 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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… 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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… stored information. The State sent defendant computer aided dispatch (CAD) reports and further responded … hearing and waited outside the courtroom for his case to come up. Because the record contained no indication of … information from the police officer's laptop computer. We disagree. Due process requires the State …
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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 …