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… and related entities, summary judgment on Jersey Shore's complaint that Keansburg's Second Amended Redevelopment Plan … the trial court erred in dismissing its Law Division complaint, challenging the merits of the TRC's decision to … redevelopment of the property as a mixed-use housing and commercial development. In 2019, the TRC considered …
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… in October 2021. A Burlington County probation officer recommended against defendant's admission. The officer stated: … N.J.S.A. 2C:43-12(e) PTI Guideline 14, when making a recommendation this officer must assess, "whether or not the … It is this officer's opinion that the needs of the community would be better served by the continued …
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… OF COUNSEL FOR COUNSEL'S FAILURE TO OBJECT TO PREJUDICIAL COMMENTS DURING THE PROSECUTOR'S CLOSING WHICH WERE NOT … financial difficulties and 11 A-1335-23 marital discord. He points to counsel's certification attesting that she was … in the record memorializing or intimating that defendant freely and voluntarily rejected a plea offer to reckless …
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… to a motor-vehicle accident on a rural roadway in Upper Freehold. The trooper encountered defendant standing beside … to advance an insanity defense was not only reasonable but compelled by prevailing law. DWI under N.J.S.A. 39:4-50 is a … [T]he offense of driving while intoxicated precludes the common-law defense of insanity for two reasons. The 10 …
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… Gabrielle's property and order Arc and DDD to engage in the compromise process pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4-80.6(c) … of her person. In January 2024, Arc filed a verified complaint, requesting it be appointed the legal guardian of … by the Attorney General, filed a joint response to Arc's complaint. DMAHS took no position regarding Arc's requested …
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… of first impression regarding when the State may be compelled to provide field and health reports of narcotics … trial court's September 1, 2023 order denying his motion to compel discovery of records relating to narcotics detection … rather than factual issues." Defendant argues the following points on appeal: THE DEFENSE IS ENTITLED TO THE DISCOVERY …
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… in plaintiff's fifty-percent ownership of four separate companies, including his office-furniture business, … average of [his] annual gross salary of $296,000 and no income attributable to [defendant]." His "income [was] … not include a copy of it in the appellate record. Plaintiff points out that he referenced in his certification his plan …
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… counts of the indictment was denied and his motion to compel production of outstanding discovery "was withdrawn … the guilty plea, finding defendant "entered []his plea freely and voluntarily." Over the State's objection, … going into that room when the [police] came in. I was coming out of the bathroom, which is a completely different …
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… No. L-3756-21. D'Arcy Johnson Day, PC, Kimberly B. Massey (Freese & Goss, PLLC) of the Alabama bar, admitted pro hac vice, and Kip A. Nesmith (Freese & Goss, PLLC) of the Alabama bar, admitted pro hac … nine years old. On November 30, 2021, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Passaic …
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… OF EDUCATION and DR. ANGELICA ALLEN-MCMILLAN, ACTING COMMISSIONER, Respondents-Respondents. Submitted November 7, … for making fiscally responsible decisions. Petitioner points out that N.J.S.A. 18A:7F-68(c)(5), which exempts … we have not commented on them specifically, all other points petitioner raises on appeal lack sufficient merit to …
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… home, which originated in a location where defendants had completed renovations. The trial court found plaintiff's … damage in 2014, his insurance carrier supplied a list of recommended contractors to make necessary repairs. 3 A-2404-21 … in violation of the CFA amounts to negligence. Plaintiff points out numerous supporting arguments to buttress its CFA …
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… night of the incident, as the witnesses were unwilling to come to court. Defendant testified on his own behalf. On … was ordered to pay various fines and was required to comply with Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, including … This appeal follows. II. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: 6 A-0347-22 POINT I AS …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1938-22 NC COMMUNITY CENTER ASSOCIATES, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. … defenses with prejudice and finding BE, LLC in breach of a commercial lease; (2) an October 21, 2022 order denying … and Shallan are married. On July 10, 2019, BE, LLC leased commercial premises owned by plaintiff NC Community Center …
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… in Virginia, and the parties agreed that defendant could communicate with the children via their iPads every other … that required the TalkingParents App to be their "source of communication."3 Plaintiff testified that following her … appealed. On appeal, defendant argues the following points for our consideration: I. THE FRO SHOULD BE REVERSED …
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… handgun, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5b; (6) second-degree conspiracy to commit unlawful possession of a handgun, N.J.S.A. … possession of a handgun for unlawful purposes, a community gun, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4a(2). Further, indictment … defendant was charged with: (1) second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking and threatening occupants with bodily …
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… appeal the trial court's denial of their motion to compel arbitration of claims brought in the Law Division … by Renaissance Trading and thereafter in 2018 by a related company, Paramount Freight. When plaintiff was first hired … or his claim that he did not sign the forms. All other points raised on appeal lack sufficient merit to be …
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… her, "sought out where [she] went to the gym," and "made a comment . . . [on] a workout video that [plaintiff's … plaintiff's mother that "if she wanted to file a criminal compl[ai]nt" against defendant, "she could do so with the … against defendant. His mother subsequently filed a criminal complaint against defendant, alleging defendant assaulted …
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… Road. M.A.Z. had driven across the center line into an oncoming vehicle. The officers observed his 2 We use the … medication but advised he had gout. After unsuccessfully completing the field sobriety tests, M.A.Z. stated, "[j]ust … his driver's license, the officers learned M.A.Z. had not completed his PESS screening. When officers placed M.A.Z. in …
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… that in exchange for the guilty plea, the State would recommend a nine-year prison sentence, subject to an … that during plea negotiations, the State's sentencing recommendation had ranged from a ten-year to an eight-year … for eight years" at sentencing regardless of the State's recommendation. During the plea colloquy, the trial judge …
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… prong is particularly demanding and requires "[t]he error committed . . . be so serious as to undermine the court's … presence of media or the alleged disruption affected the outcome of his trial. First, defendant fails to demonstrate … trial strategy is clearly within the discretion of competent trial counsel); see also State v. Echols, 199 N.J. …