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… to a call of a domestic dispute. The defendant is seen coming from the direction of an apartment occupied by a … A-2578-17T4 provided that those findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" State v. Boone, … New Jersey departs from the federal good faith exception. Compare Herring v. 6 A-2578-17T4 United States, 555 U.S. …
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… opinion dated October 31, 2014. A brief summary will suffice here. On September 22, 2011, at approximately 11:30 … alone in a parked car in the parking lot of an apartment complex. As they approached defendant's car on foot, another … vehicle recording device; (3) challenge original unsworn complaints as to probable cause and lack of a neutral …
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… The officers ran the license plate number through their computer and learned the registered owner's driver's license … defendant's car. A voice is heard on the recording commenting "a strong odor in the back seat" emanated from … not formally charged, because of his failure to obey police commands. In contrast to the testimony, however, the judge …
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… litigation was settled in March 2018. Plaintiff filed the complaint on September 12, 2017. Brown was personally served with the summons and complaint on October 4, 2017. Brown did not file an answer … for a repayment plan because his monthly income was insufficient "to create an affordable mortgage payment that …
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… lot. Decker identified himself and asked defendant to accompany him back into the store. When defendant "became verbally combative," Decker applied an "arm escort," a technique he … counsel here – that he raised in the PCR court. We find insufficient merit in the arguments of PCR appellate counsel …
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… indictment with third-degree possession of an electronic communication device while he was an inmate in the county … stated on the record that the State had offered to recommend that the court sentence defendant to a three-year … findings, "so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." State v. …
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… offense. On appeal, defendant argues: DEFENDANT DID NOT COMMIT A VIOLATION OF OBSTRUCTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW OR … physical interference or obstacle' that would satisfy the components of the obstruction charge. N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a). … to uphold the Law Division's findings if supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record. State v. Reece, …
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… prior opinion: Defendant . . . was charged in a series of complaint-warrants issued by the New Jersey State Police (NJSP) on August 5, 2011, with sexual crimes committed against two juvenile victims alleged to have …
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… reasons stated by the Board, with only the following brief comments. Muska, who was born in 1956, worked as a laborer … and this appeal followed. Muska raises the following points for our consideration: 5 A-5723-14T2 I. Standard of … arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable. It is supported by sufficient credible evidence on the record as a whole and …
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… named as "Zip Lube of Broad Street" in plaintiff's complaint. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … Zip Lube of Broad Street summary judgment dismissal of her complaint, and denying her cross-motion to extend discovery. … and remained inoperable. In October 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant, asserting: breach of contract, …
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… defendant is convicted of aggravated sexual assault by committing an act of sexual penetration with another person … his sentencing. Defendant's argument is otherwise without sufficient merit to warrant any further discussion in a … a prosecutor to negotiate a plea agreement with a recommended sentence outside the statutory range without …
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… defendant contends as to prong three the court did not sufficiently consider alternatives to termination, and, as to … "they relate to and overlap with one another to provide a comprehensive standard that identifies a child's best … November 9, 2017 oral opinion. We add only a few comments. As to prong three of the statute, it is manifest …
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… the remaining twenty-one counts of the indictment and recommended an aggregate thirteen-year term in prison subject … effective assistance because "[trial] counsel failed to competently prepare defendant's case" and "conduct a full … LEGAL REPRESENTATION FROM TRIAL COUNSEL. We find insufficient merit in defendant's arguments to warrant extended …
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… entering a judgment of no cause of action, dismissing their complaint after a jury trial. We find no merit in … injury in the records, including MRI and CT myelogram studies, and the doctor's findings after tests and examination … cases holding that evidence of a herniated disc was sufficient to overcome the verbal threshold, is without …
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… denying its cross-motion for leave to file a second amended complaint; and E & V and Aliyu Abubakar appeal from an order … the orders. E & V, a construction contractor, filed this complaint against Church, Inc., Deeper Life Bible Church … conclude that the contention in the first point is without sufficient merit to warrant extensive discussion in a written …
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… New Jersey. Prior to that date, police received numerous complaints about open-air drug dealing in that area. Ruark … the bathroom door while Ruark and Harmon went inside to complete the deal. Inside the bathroom, Ruark said he … RECEIVING A SENTENCE SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER THAN THAT EMBODIED IN THE PLEA OFFER. "Post-conviction relief is New …
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… Before Judges Reisner, Gilson, and Mayer. 1 The third-party complaint named as defendants Arrow Marine Services, LLC, … day of the trial, the judge ruled that the third-party complaint against Teta would be dismissed with prejudice. … opinions recount the evidence in detail. A summary will suffice here. In December 2010, Said bought a 2 The court …
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… pre-trial intervention (PTI) application. She successfully completed her sentence of one year of probation prior to the … N.J. 236, 240 (1995)). Admission into PTI is "based on a recommendation by the criminal division manager, as Director … PTI reflect an assumption that certain defendants 'have committed crimes that are, by their very nature, serious or …
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… As Y.M.'s guardian, OPG is responsible for Y.M.'s care, comfort, and maintenance. Because many of OPG's wards, … asserted Y.M.'s application had been denied because her income exceeded the threshold to receive Medicaid benefits, … the [c]ourt does not find that [Hudson View] has alleged sufficient proof or reason to remove OPG. This appeal …
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… guilty. Prior to this representation, defendant had filed a complaint against his defense counsel with the District VIII Ethics Committee, and counsel had unsuccessfully sought to be … of deportation. He argues that because he filed an ethics complaint against his attorney and his attorney was not …