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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. …
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… the State presented testimony about Child Sex Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) from Susan Esquilin, Ph.D., who … not requesting a stay of the direct appeal pending the outcome of the Supreme Court's disposition of the then- pending … that "expert testimony about CSAAS in general, and its component behaviors other than delayed disclosure, may no …
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… motion to suppress and by granting the State's motion to compel a buccal swab for DNA testing of a handgun recovered … established at the suppression hearing and the motion to compel a buccal swab. The State presented testimony from … "r[a]n the plate" in his mobile data terminal (MDT), the "computer inside the vehicle." The search returned "a …
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… from established facts." Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). Thus, "[t]he … is not constitutionally required unless the defendant accompanies the plea with a claim of innocence"). The record … circumstances' because '[a]s time passes, justice becomes more elusive and the necessity for preserving finality …
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… he was a drug addict. After the interview, detectives accompanied defendant to his mother's home and defendant … also found it very convenient now for this name to [come] up when [defendant] had every opportunity at the trial … . . . I pulled the gun out." And . . . years later, he's coming up with the name? . . . It's just . . . not …
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… explained in Judge Marilyn C. Clark's thoughtful and comprehensive written opinion. I. Shortly after midnight on … killed Zhou. The next day, defendant went to the police, accompanied by counsel, and turned himself in. He was arrested … In exchange for the plea, the State agreed to recommend a twenty-four-year prison sentence, subject to the …
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… Division order granting summary judgment dismissal of her complaint alleging wrongful termination, retaliatory … re- hire along with his nondisabled coworkers." Beneduci points out that no Graham Curtin transfers were required to … does not depend on any "right or any expectation other than freedom from unlawful discrimination." Ibid. (citing Bergen …
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… defendant Stillwater Property and Casualty Insurance Company, improperly pled as Stillwater Insurance Group summary judgment and dismissing plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. We affirm. Defendant insured … earth movement and water seepage. Finally, plaintiff points us to proposed legislation, which would "[p]rohibit[] …
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… REPRESENTATIVES, AND JUDICIARY CLERK DRIVER FROM THE COMPETITIVE TO THE NON-COMPETITIVE DIVISION OF THE CAREER SERVICE. … of Prob. Officer, 441 N.J. Super. at 443 3 The AOC points out that "[a] significant portion of that one[-]year …
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… pistol, . . . was . . . under the grip. The grip had to come off . . . to see that fingerprint. There was 8 … the State's evidence contained no motive for defendant to commit the robbery. Therefore, "if . . . evidence were … outcome of the trial." Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE COURT BELOW ERRED IN DENYING …
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… earlier order and summary judgment dismissing plaintiff's complaint. We disagree and affirm the orders under review. … turn to extrinsic evidence, 'including legislative history, committee reports, and contemporaneous construction.'" … to, nor was convicted of, DWI, we address their ancillary points because their resolution only supports our …
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… to "EAN Holdings," which Sheehy knew to be a rental company. Mutz activated the patrol vehicle overhead lights … and Sheehy approached the passenger side. Mutz initiated communication with defendant who began "using sign language and one-word phrases" to communicate with the officers, relaying the words "wife, …
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… This appeal followed. II. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE EVIDENCE MUST BE SUPPRESSED … ." Ibid. The Court stated, "[s]everal factors, alone or in combination, may provide sufficient justification to … warrant here was valid despite the fact the court did not complete certain sections of the warrant. The court …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition Nos. 2018-10081 and 2018-10084. … Bello appeals from a New Jersey Division of Workers' Compensation order entered on April 19, 2022, following a … affirm for the reasons stated in Judge R. Louis Gallagher's comprehensive written opinion. By way of brief background, …
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… (the Association), a non-profit organization. The complex consists of 150 residential units and two commercial units. According to the Association's Declaration … the size of the unit, the percentage of interest in the common elements of Empress House, and the amount of …
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… would contain a banquet facility with the capacity to accommodate up to 833 people. Consequently, we reverse the … We learned at oral argument that LRA is also a developer of commercial properties, including hotels. 5 A-1899-21 … by increasing the function of the hotel driveway and access points. The Planning Board found these requested design …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY ESSEX … through counsel, he denies making any report to DCPP and points to evidence in the record that other individuals knew … is responsible for making the complaint to DCPP. She also points to alleged prior statements by W.M-H. wherein he …
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… arm away from his cell's food port. Petitioner refused to comply despite the officer's numerous orders. Petitioner … petitioner guilty of the offense. The hearing officer recommended the DOC impose one-hundred days in the restorative housing unit (RHU); one-hundred days' loss of commutation time (LOCT); and loss of recreational and phone …
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… findings, we need not recite the facts definitively or comprehensively. The following summary will suffice for present purposes. After competitive bidding under the Public Schools Contracts Law, … hired. The Contractor will have the sole responsibility to compensate its employees including all applicable taxes, …
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… of that." By May 2022, the project was only thirty percent complete, and plaintiffs had paid almost the entire contract … parties agreed to have a walk-through to review the work completed and the cost of the work yet to be completed. However, defendant and its attorney did not …