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… Plaintiff reported that incident to NHA's management, complaining that her son was traumatized by the events. … NHA property, and NHA twice offered her units at other sites. In each case, plaintiff refused the offer, citing the … and, in August 2011, NHA offered her a unit at another complex, which plaintiff refused. NHA offered plaintiff …
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… and control the business, affairs, and operations of the Company[.]" 1 Kramer, Smith, and Torres asserted the … the final judgment. On appeal, Valvano raises the following points for our review: I. THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE … comments. We decline to address Valvano's first three points, as he failed to raise the defenses of laches, …
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… been able to knock on the back door of the apartment and accomplish an entry that was unforced does not render their …
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… in Judge Grimbergen's decision. We add the following comments. The Division assumed custody of Yanni and Sam from … the Division's intervention, L.Z.I. was unable to overcome the deficiencies that rendered her unable to safely … is currently in a resource home and his resource parent is committed to adopting him. Because of the severity of his …
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… LLC appeals from two Law Division orders dismissing its complaint against defendants, the Gloucester County … with prejudice. Plaintiff owns a 93,000 square foot commercial building that is currently unoccupied in Monroe … line. Apparently tired of paying these fees, plaintiff's complaint states it informed the MMUA and the GCUA in …
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… assistance of counsel (IAC) "due to counsel's fail[ure] to communicat[e]." In an unsigned certification, defendant … supporting brief, defendant argued his attorney failed to communicate and "review discovery with [him]" to assist "in … State v. Fritz, 105 N.J. 42, 49-53 (1987), or that the outcome would have been different without the purported …
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… defendant's convictions for second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; … two counts of second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a); … beyond a reasonable doubt that defendant conspired to commit robbery and possessed CDS [with] intent to …
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… probability is a probability sufficient to undermine the outcome." Id. at 694. Defendant's claims are unquestionably … result in a fundamental 6 A-1237-19 injustice." "Absent compelling, extenuating circumstances, the burden to justify … a defense attorney must advise a client that if he or she commits future criminal offenses there may be adverse …
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… indictment counts would be dismissed. The State would recommend that defendant be sentenced to drug court probation … you were in the pharmacy was . . . it your intention to commit a theft? The Defendant: Yes. [Defense Counsel]: And … a security guard attempted to stop defendant[,] he became combative and assaultive with the guard." In accordance with …
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… statements and pay one-third of his net monthly income to probation, so it could apply those payments to more … without further order of the court if plaintiff failed to comply. Hence, the September enforcement hearing was … to probation and to make payments based upon his net income. The hearing officer referred the matter to Judge John …
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… statute , and second- degree possession of a handgun while committing a drug-related offense. 3 A-1904-18T3 According … the apartment at that time, except to state "people" were coming in and out of the apartment. Co- defendants, not … that his own statement to the police regarding "people" coming through or being in the apartment on the night of the …
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… under N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(a). The State agreed to recommend a five-year sentence with a two-and-one-half year … the judge considered the written reports from defendant's computer expert as well as the State's computer expert regarding the images found on defendant's …
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… In exchange for defendant's guilty plea, the State recommended a noncustodial probationary term consistent with … the potential for early termination, provided defendant complied fully with the terms of probation. But, defendant … guidance – as did the parties – from our Supreme Court's companion decisions in State v. Vasquez, 129 N.J. 189 (1992) …
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… was ordered despite being discussed. 4 A-5302-18T4 the outcome. The record contains no indication if defendant was … a 'defendant . . . fair proceedings leading to a just outcome' or when 'inadvertent errors mistakenly impacted a …
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… (count six); second-degree possession of a handgun while committing a drug offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (count 3 … eight). In exchange for his plea, the State agreed to recommend an aggregate sentence of fifteen years' … N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6(c). The plea court found defendant freely and voluntarily admitted he was previously convicted …
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… Peters appeals from an August 2, 2019 order dismissing her complaint against defendants Thomas K. John, M.D., Justin … claim sounded in professional medical malpractice; (2) the common knowledge exception did not apply, and an affidavit … Following the surgery, plaintiff returned to Dr. John and complained about "excruciating pain in her left knee." Dr. …
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… substance; and .257, violating a condition of a Residential Community Release Program.1 Pullen was sanctioned with 181 days of administrative segregation, 120 days' loss of commutation time, and 15 days' loss of recreation privileges … incarcerated at the Kintock Group, which is a Residential Community Release Program.2 The essential facts, adduced …
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… judge amend the JOC after a senior probation officer recommended awarding the additional credit. The motion judge … is subsequently sentenced to another term for an offense committed prior to the former sentence, other than an offense committed while in custody." N.J.S.A. 2C:44-5(b)(2) …
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… an eighteen- year plea offer. He contends his attorney visited him in the prisoner holding area on June 24, 2009, … could do so, petitioner attempted suicide. When counsel visited him at the hospital, she "honored [his] doctor's …
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… camera interview of the child. He subsequently rendered a comprehensive oral opinion, and entered the order denying … on the child's day-to-day life (i.e. changes in school, community and friends); and any other relevant factors … uncle[.]" The child also told the judge that he was "not so comfortable with the thought of [moving] to Jersey City" …