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… corporate veil. The jurors awarded plaintiffs $682,000 for compensatory and $301,000 for punitive damages. Cherry was … brief, plaintiffs submitted that $344,176.45 of their compensatory damages award was for their future obligations … permits use "as a clothing dry cleaner store with a full on-site dry cleaning plant, and no other use whatsoever without …
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… In his June 5, 2015 order (the June 2015 order) that accompanied his written decision, the judge summarized the … consider mere conclusory statements by the brief writer." Freeman v. State, 347 N.J. Super. 11, 32 (App. Div. 2002) … point heading, the entire argument for all three points raised is less than two pages and contains nothing …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0202-16T5 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF B.R., SVP-753-16. … B.R. appeals from a judgment entered by the Law Division committing him to the Special Treatment Unit (STU) pursuant … Static99 Clearinghouse, http://www.static99.org (last visited August 31, 2017). 5 A-0202-16T5 risk of a high …
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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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… a Tier Three sex offender pursuant to the registration and community notification provisions of Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. … 2C:14- 29(c)(1). Those convictions involved offenses C.R. committed in 2008 and 2009, when he was eighteen years old … the Paterson Police Department. On July 26, 2021, the State completed its RRAS assessment, and scaled C.R. as a Tier …
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… Center. There, staff determined that she was in a Glasgow Coma Scale score 3 coma (the most severe), exhibiting zero eye opening, zero … motor response to stimuli. Although she emerged from the coma, she remained hospitalized for over a month. She now …
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… to designate a PPR. I. On July 21, 2022, plaintiff filed a complaint seeking primary physical custody of Mary and a … to the parties' relationship, plaintiff acknowledged their communication is confined primarily to "minimal" texts and … On July 31, 2023, the trial court entered a written order accompanied by a written decision granting equal parenting …
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… In 1999, Marschall sought to sell or lease four of its commercial properties. It retained ASLLC to serve as its … Under the Listing Agreement, Marschall agreed to pay a commission to ASLLC equal to five percent of the gross … Listing Agreement further provided Marschall would owe a commission to ASLLC in the event of a lease extension or …
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A-19-24 Respondent Response To Amicus Curiae
Briefs
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… Roseland, New Jersey 07068 973.597.2500 mboxer@lowenstein.com pslocum@lowenstein.com jminicozzi@lowenstein.com Attorneys for Defendants-Respondents Thomas J. Trautner …
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… SURGICAL CENTER, OVERLOOK HOSPITAL, and MIDDLESEX WATER COMPANY, Defendants. Submitted March 5, 2025 – Decided March … had stipulated to an earlier date. In assessing these points, we apply familiar principles of appellate review. … assigned to the acquired property by knowledgeable parties freely negotiating for its sale under normal market …
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… to prepare the necessary reports. He notified his watch commander that 5 A-2018-22 he had sustained an injury, and … In his application, appellant stated that he had become unable to perform his job duties "due to a[n] unusually combative suspect" when he was "thrown by the suspect …
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… Order Act of 2018 (the Act), N.J.S.A. 2C:58-20 to -32, the compelled NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … time of the welfare check. When officers contacted her, she complained of "redness on her wrist and shoulder" and … device "fast enough," causing appellant 4 A-0032-23 to become "mad." Appellant grabbed and threw the video device …
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… Defendant appeals, arguing: POINT I THE PROSECUTOR COMMITTED REVERSIBLE MISCONDUCT WHEN SHE MADE INCULPATORY … no unjust result occurred due to the prosecutor's summation comments about Mims' shootings. The jury was instructed … due to prosecutorial misconduct––summation 6 A-2807-20 comments: (1) implying––without factual support––defendant …
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… that severed sexual assault and related charges allegedly committed by defendant Salaam Leeks upon three different … Defendant then called C.D. "numerous times asking her to come over to his apartment." C.D. reported because she … considered him "a really good friend." After defendant visited her on November 18, 2015, K.M. received a call from a …
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… effort in the Family Division, these standards were recommended by the Conference of Family Presiding Judges and … Time Investigation Reports and (2) as to the procedures for completing such reports. By selecting the appropriate report … is completed.” The standards also clarify the requisite qualifications for those conducting the visits, …
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… Sussex County, Docket No. FV-19-0157-22. Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for appellant (Stephen R. Cappetta, on … The trial court virtually conducted the final hearing commencing in January 2022. Plaintiff was self-represented … "using coercion or without the victim's affirmative and freely given permission." Governed by these principles, we …
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… and thereafter issued a written statement of reasons that accompanied the June 30, 2022 order denying defendant's … hearing. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: POINT I DEFENDANT'S SENTENCE … Simply because the charged offenses have different requisite states of mind does not make them mutually exclusive. A …
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… . . . back roads." Gambino explained "cleaning" was a common term officers used to describe an 4 A-2468-22 … with Lund[1] and Gamble,[2] a reasonable individual could come to the inference that the defendant was about to or … supported by reasonable articulable suspicion, defendant points to State v. Kuhn, 213 N.J. Super. 275 (App. Div. …
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… to the stop. Defendant relayed he was a security guard coming from Newark and was going to McDonald's. Heredia commented it did not appear defendant was coming from … 2C:43-6(c). On appeal defendant raises the following points: POINT I THE MOTOR VEHICLE CODE UNAMBIGOUSLY …
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… but sought to prove he lacked the mental state required to commit murder. Defendant presented an expert who opined that … medical examiner testified the cause of death was assault "compounded by strangulation both manual and ligature." A … tied the belt around the victim. He argued that counsel's comment, combined with the medical examiner's opinion of the …