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… Division pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-26.1. That process is commonly referred to as "waiving" a juvenile over to adult … of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, and conspiracy to commit carjacking. He was seventeen years old at the time he … FACTORS E AND J, WHILE PERHAPS NOT AN "ACADEMIC TOME," WAS SUFFICIENT GIVEN THE EVIDENCE A.W. PRESENTED AND THE CHARGED …
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… Rock (Planning Board) and dismissing with prejudice their complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. The Planning Board … the proposed facility's operations as well as market studies showing an unmet need in the area for self-storage … from the existing site design which were traffic conflict points, preserving light, air and open space by meeting the …
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… TARIQ S. PARVEZ, FAIRUZ SYED PARVEZ, and SYED REFRIGERATION COMPANY, INC., Defendants-Respondents. … to repay. On July 2, 2018, plaintiff filed a seven-count complaint against defendants for failing to repay the loans, … "'no acknowledgement or promise by words only' . . . shall suffice to take any case out of the statute of limitations" …
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… violence restraining orders are not considered when completing the assessment. In addition, all criminal history … use of force or violence against another person. The most common violent offenses include the following: Murder, … Attempted Sexual Assault), solicitation, or conspiracy to commit any of these offenses is considered a violent …
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… of N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26. He did not, however, challenge the sufficiency of this count on proof grounds. Defendant made … that the Legislature enacted N.J.S.A. 2C:40-26(b) to combat the increasing number of fatalities caused by … that [defendant] will make a good probationer." Although he commented favorably on defendant's cooperation and …
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… for appellant Jorge Remache-Robalino (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Christina … psychological impairments, or language barriers can be accompanied by a third party to a defense medical examination … (2) a detailed physical examination; and (3) diagnostic studies[.]" Stephen G. Brown, M.D. & Steven Pitt, The Claim …
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… and convincing evidence, we are constrained to remand for compliance with the notice requirements of the Indian Child … of Anna. During this evaluation, she was not "forthcoming about her alcohol history" and denied having a … on appeal that the Division failed to show evidence sufficient to terminate her parental rights, contending that …
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… Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a Verified Complaint for the Care and Supervision of these two children … and K.K. was residing in Newark. The 3 A-4485-17T3 Division commenced this action after it investigated Elyssa's … relief, the Division completed its investigation and found sufficient evidence to substantiate that K.K. sexually abused …
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… heirs and executor of the estate of Viviana Ruscitto, filed complaints seeking compensatory and punitive damages on … criteria for the use of the morcellator, as well as talking points for providers to discuss and document with the … Center all argue that plaintiffs failed to put forth sufficient evidence upon which a jury could find that …
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… offenses, as well as the discharge of a firearm during the commission of a drug trafficking crime. Following their … defendants had in fact committed murder. This distinction sufficiently distinguishes the State’s interest in … to the exclusion of N.J.S.A. 2C:1-3(f). Second, the State points to the tense of the same part of the statute, arguing …
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… the jury to disbelieve their testimony because they did not come forward and give their accounts to police at the scene. … to give their accounts to the officers at the scene. The combination of the trial court’s erroneous evidentiary … with each other about the events, and they all had sufficient affection for defendant that they would do what …
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… purchased the property at issue here (the property), a commercial warehouse located next to the existing church. In … workers as described in the Reverend’s affidavit were insufficient on their own, as a matter of law, to constitute … no error in declining to find actual use. The City also points out that the continuing exempt character theory of …
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… and damaging Sun’s facility. Sun brought a single-count complaint under the CFA in federal court alleging that Fike … after determining that extant New Jersey case law was not sufficiently on point to guide its determination of which of … to govern different conduct and to provide different remedies for such conduct. There is thus no direct and …
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… whether a defendant’s answer to a civil forfeiture complaint can be introduced against him in a related … notice of certain issues. The Court outlines several points about notice and refers the matter to the Civil and … it led to an unjust verdict” -- that is, a possibility “sufficient to raise a reasonable doubt” that “the error led …
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… presented a topographical problem because hoop houses are commonly constructed on level ground. As a result, Quaker … its soil -- described as “prime” soil -- which has the ingredients to produce a wide variety and high yield of crops. In … irremediably degraded are disputed facts and, for support, points to what it considers to be competing opinions offered …
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… because his vehicle had three operable taillights, in compliance with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 39:3-61(a) and … stop the vehicle and because the stop was lawful under the “community caretaking” function by which police officers … on the relevant question, we would note, as the State points out, that the Legislature did at one point begin …
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… response to an OPRA request.” One month later, Paff filed a complaint and order to show cause in the Superior Court, Law … is also the records custodian) violated both OPRA and the common law right of access. Paff sought an order compelling the Township to release the requested fields of …
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… a box, a cigarette box, and a letter from an insurance company addressed to Amir Randolph (defendant) at a … presence” at the place where contraband was seized is insufficient to establish a finding of constructive possession. … States Constitution. Lamb, supra, 218 N.J. at 313-14. The points of departure between federal and state concepts of …
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… prosecutor abused his discretion in denying a waiver was to compare the facts of his case to the facts of other similar … a weapon for an unlawful purpose, and the State agreed to recommend that he be sentenced as a third-degree offender. The … a Graves Act waiver in an Alvarez motion because there are sufficient procedural safeguards in place for meaningful …
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… OPRA’s exemption for security information. Gilleran filed a complaint in the Law Division seeking the requested footage under OPRA and the common law right of access. Gilleran argued that the camera … footage was part of a security system should have been sufficient justification to deny access. Id. at 497. Based on …