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… in his cogent written decision. We add the following brief comments. There is no merit to defendant's contention that …
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… Plaintiff-Respondent, v. BASSIL E. BASSIL, SENECA INSURANCE COMPANY, INC., Surety, and DAVID TARUSSI, Agent, Defendants, …
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… ticket and the DWI charge, the State charged defendant with committing other motor vehicle offenses. A grand jury … therein or for any 4 A-1811-16T3 variance between the complaint and the evidence adduced at the trial, but no such … appropriate. N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.2 and N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.4a comprise the same substantive offense. N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.2, …
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… defendant and a female acquaintance went to a motor vehicle commission agency and transferred title to the Expedition, … Jr. heard oral argument, he reserved decision and issued a comprehensive written decision on March 11, 2015. The judge … judge found that, without certifications or affidavits accompanying the reports of interviews of six witnesses, …
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… (JOC), entered April 3, 2009, stated: "[D]efendant shall comply with all registration requirements of Megan's law and … apply; I just read them to you." 3 A-3817-15T1 After completing his jail sentence in May 2009, defendant signed a … at the second hearing, who argued that his use of the computer was not a PSL violation, defendant said he never …
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… court appearance summonses. After defendant failed to comply with both the registration and licensing … the neighbor's allegations. The official observed a company-owned truck parked less than half-a-block away from … "equipment or material for a job." Based on the neighbor's complaints and her observations, the official signed two …
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… as a video editor and, on or about the same day, filed a complaint under the non-dissolution or FD docket1 requesting … staff mailed to the mother not only a copy of the father's complaint, but also the attachments to the complaint. The attachments consisted of a copy of the …
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… that defendant had a defense to the DWI charge and the outcome would in all likelihood have been different if he had … defendants should be required to establish that the outcome of the proceeding would have been 5 A-0612-18T3 … is announced, and any cases still on direct appeal; and (4) complete retroactive effect . . . to all cases." [State v. …
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… Price appeals from a July 21, 2017 order dismissing his complaint in lieu of prerogative writs against defendants … 3 A-0032-17T1 formerly used for industrial purposes or commercial purposes." UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY REV. GEN. … to grant Liberty Park's application. Plaintiff filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging the …
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… The panel determined a 120-month FET was appropriate. In a comprehensive decision, the panel noted the following … conduct and resulted in two parole revocations with the commission of new criminal offenses; (4) his disciplinary … of which were asterisk2 offenses resulting in loss of commutation credits, placements in administrative …
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… on probation failed to deter his criminal behavior. Webster committed serious institutional infractions while … in detention and administrative segregation with a loss of commutation time. The last offense had occurred in March … (quoting Greenholtz v. Inmates of Neb. Penal & Corr. Complex, 442 U.S. 1, 10 (1979)). Unless the Board's decision …
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… sheriff's deed, vacate the final judgment, and dismiss the complaint. We affirm. On March 7, 2003, appellant and her … cured. On September 12, 2007, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint, naming as defendants Russ Baddouch, the … sheriff's deed, vacate the final judgment, and dismiss the complaint pursuant to Rule 4:50-1(d) and (f). The trial …
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… circumstances' because '[as] time passes, justice becomes more elusive and the necessity for preserving finality …
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… Indictment No. 12-12-0852. In exchange, the State would recommend a five-year sentence on the possession charge and a … of imprisonment. The judge asked defendant to explain the recommended sentence. Defendant responded, "[f]ive years, … consecutive——on the two offenses, despite the recommendation set forth on the plea form and reviewed by the …
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… to impose judgment because the police did not issue complaint-warrants for those charges prior to the … of his motion is predicated on the fact there was no complaint-warrant in support of two counts in the original … be rejected because there is no legal requirement for a complaint-warrant to support every count of an indictment as …
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… housing unit within the prison as part of an Inmate Liaison Committee. 3 A-2085-22 The next day, Ali-X internally … to -3.6. Under these regulations: An Inmate Liaison Committee [(Committee)] may be established within each correctional …
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… nail salons.2 Defendants answered and filed a third-party complaint against Soon Wea Son, the manager of Ceci Nails, … after the mediation ended, Baik 2 Plaintiffs also alleged common law fraud, unjust enrichment, conversion, and … appeal. 3 Defendants specifically alleged breach of a non-compete agreement Son had with Gold Garden, breach of the …
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… that defendant had no knowledge that Green intended to commit [the] robbery"; (4) "should not have withdrawn the … his "[f]irst PCR counsel was ineffective for not raising points one through seven" listed above. Following oral argument, the PCR judge rendered a comprehensive written decision denying defendant's petition. …
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… TO THE FACT DEFENDANT WAS UNDER THE AGE OF 26 WHEN HE COMMITED THE CRIME. (C) COUNSEL WAS INEFFECTIVE FOR HAVING … of PCR Judge Nesle A. Rodriguez. We add only some brief comments. It is well established that a defendant appealing … under the age of twenty-six at the time of the offense's commission) until October 19, 2020, more than three years …
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… spilled beer on plaintiff's dress. Plaintiff filed a complaint claiming damages in the amount of $500. The trial … State that the owner of an article of personal property is competent to testify as to his [or her] estimate of the …