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… trial. Plaintiffs appeal from the judgment dismissing their complaint and the trial court's order denying her motion for … the doctor from defining the term "malingerer" in order to support his testimony that Leila was not a malingerer. It … diagnosis and you have to be trained in interpreting MRI studies to testify about the MRI study." Dr. Herndon testified …
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… A.D. "a little bit too much." Ultimately, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce around the end of December 2014. On … that "a number of [plaintiff's] allegations . . . would not support a domestic 14 A-2897-14T3 violence complaint[,]"1 … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THERE WAS NO PREDICATE ACT …
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… Act (TCCWNA), N.J.S.A. 56:12-14 to -18. USLSG moved to compel arbitration based on the arbitration provision in the … service contract. The trial court granted USLSG’s motion to compel arbitration and dismissed the complaint without … CFA and the TCCWNA, both of which explicitly provide remedies in a court of law. See N.J.S.A. 56:8-19 (“Any person …
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… Perez v. Zagami, LLC (A-36-12) (071358) [NOTE: This is a companion case to Cottrell v. Zagami, LLC also filed today.] … actions under the CRA. In support of its argument, Zagami points to the general structure of the CRA. Zagami asserts … that the CRA was intended to address potential gaps in remedies available under New Jersey law but not cognizable under …
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… extrinsic evidence including legislative history and committee reports. (pp. 12-13) 2. The refusal statute … for refusal, not DWI) the Court’s decision in Ciancaglini supports the proposition that, for sentencing purposes, the … rather than the refusal statute. In particular, the State points out that in Ciancaglini, the Court addressed whether …
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… dropped the packet. Patrolman Buss then asked defendant to come into the manager’s office located at the back of the … of guilt and not as proof that she had a propensity to commit crimes. The jury found defendant guilty of … the substance in the baggie as cocaine did not evidence her commission of a crime. At a minimum, this evidence was …
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… curb, and crashed through a fence into a field, ultimately coming to rest on a mound of dirt. Parker got out of the car … grounds for reversal. (pp. 12-16) 2. Here, the outcome of the trial hinged almost entirely on witness … by Rules 405 and 608, for the purpose of impairing or supporting the credibility of a witness, any party including …
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… 16, 2018 2 A-3604-14T4 Defendant M.P.R. was convicted of committing a series of sexual assaults and a kidnapping on … consciousness at the top of the stairs. Defendant then commenced a series of sexual assaults on S.L., ranting "he … guilt simply because the evidence against him strongly supports a guilty verdict." State v. DeMarco, 387 N.J. …
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… from orders1 entered in the Law Division dismissing their complaints that alleged defendant municipalities' ordinances … 6, 2016, he entered an order denying plaintiffs' motion, supported by a written statement of reasons. The judge … appeal, each of the plaintiffs essentially argues the same points. Brody and O'Hara argue it was error for Judge Morgan …
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… me, yeah I did it." Based on the files found on defendant's computers and his admission that he had routinely viewed … confessed to possessing pornographic videos of M.L. on his computer. He admitted to videotaping M.L. A-4302-15T4 3 when … imposing such sentence including . . . the factual basis supporting a finding of particular aggravating or mitigating …
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… 2C:11-3a(1)-(2) (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 (count two); … he described the shooter as having dreadlocks, wearing a hoodie and jeans, and missing about four front teeth. At trial, … judge's factual findings so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record. …
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… Association (defendant or BHIA). The court- appointed commissioners valued the property and fixed just … 149 N.J. 320, 330 (1997), and the evidence did not support the verdict. We are unpersuaded by these contentions … the doctrine of mitigation of damages because—as defendant points out—it was not seeking severance damages. We conclude …
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… for RTC's claim. In November 2012, Fedway hired Cotton Commercial USA, Inc. (Cotton) to perform certain repair and … however, that Fedway failed to present evidence to support a claim of fraud with regard to the execution of the … claim or what RTC included in its claim. As Engle Martin points out, Fedway had a longstanding relationship with RTC …
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… by Dr. Leslie J. Williams in February 2014. Dr. Williams recommended psychotherapy and parenting classes for both … possibly expecting children to provide a level of emotional support to their parents which is not appropriate." Dr. … was supported by sufficient evidence in the record. Amy points to the positive bond that existed between her and the …
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… Township of Ocean (Township) is a largely rural-suburban community bordered by the Pinelands National Reserve and … the Ordinances. The record developed by the Township supported that much of the area surrounding the plaintiffs’ … to the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies. Relying on the Court’s decision in Pheasant Bridge …
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… Court. In this case, police officers responded to a noise complaint at a motel room and determined not to issue a summons when the renter of the room immediately complied with their request to turn down the music. The … whether there are any outstanding warrants. Two rationales support that proposition: officer safety and the …
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… Police Department (APPD) applied for a warrant to search Welcome Back Unisex Hair Cuts, a barbershop/hair salon in … confidentiality concerns regarding production could be remedied by a protective order, which the State did not seek. … are not “keyed” to the State’s dual burdens.2 The State points out that Rule 3:5-6(c), which governs the …
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… Preferred Management, Inc., the Association’s management company; and Bergen Hydraulic Elevator, the … party -- the benefit of the most favorable evidence to support her claim, as we must at this stage in the … the elevator existed which either defendant could have remedied 20 by using due care”). We now hold that, in a …
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… the Vineland Police Department began his evening shift by compiling a computer-generated list of outstanding warrants … exists.” N.J.S.A. 2A:161A-1(b) (emphases added). To support a finding of probable cause, an officer must … is remanded to the Appellate Division for consideration of Points II and VI, as enumerated in the panel’s opinion, …
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… for appellant Jorge Remache-Robalino (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Christina … the plaintiff or otherwise interfere with the DME. In support of that point, defendants in the two neuropsychology … (2) a detailed physical examination; and (3) diagnostic studies[.]" Stephen G. Brown, M.D. & Steven Pitt, The Claim …