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… MASSACHUSETTS BAY INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. STONE KING PLAZA LLC, … and on the brief). PER CURIAM This matter returns to us by way of a September 20, 2021 order from the New Jersey … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no …
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… murder of Michael Carter, first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, and related weapons offenses. The court … indictment returned against him: first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1); … of [the defendant's] participation in the conduct and the way familial and peer pressures may have affected" the …
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… following a bench trial dismissing his breach of contract complaint against his sister, Joanne Ingis, and her husband, … first names to avoid potential confusion caused by their common surname and intend no disrespect. 3 A-2653-19 for … lawyer," there was "no proof that . . . [plaintiff] in any way, shape, or form gave any consideration." Further, the …
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… which added a new mitigating factor for crimes committed by persons under the age of twenty-six, should be … 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2); second- degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; … curative change does not "alter the act in any substantial way, but merely clarifie[s] the legislative intent behind …
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… PER CURIAM This appeal arises from a dispute concerning a commercial lease between plaintiff-landlord Ivy 100 Rand … into a five-year lease agreement with WCA 100, LLC to rent commercial premises in Somerset (the rental premises). … right to enforce the agreement. Although similar in many ways, the eviction action and the enforcement motion are not …
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… alimony in the event he proves that W.S. is able to earn income despite her disability. Defendant also sought an order: … alimony based on changed circumstances relating to his income. W.S. opposed the motion, certified that she remained … take depositions; (4) improperly limited discovery in other ways; (5) improperly vacated the suspension of alimony …
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… 2C:39-4(a)(1) (count six). He testified he and an accomplice entered a home with the purpose of robbing the … [H]owever, the [p]rosecutor did agree to assist in any way he could to facilitate the surgery. The judge denied … arms of the judicial and law enforcement establishment, together with defendant's own counsel, have misinformed him as …
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… and an unidentified male answered. Detective Fesi wanted to complete the purchase. After asking how much money the … undercover detective had, the male confirmed he was on his way in a black Nissan Altima. DiDomenico testified an older … law, which we review de novo." Ibid. (quoting State v. Hathaway, 222 N.J. 453, 467 (2015)). Both the Federal and State …
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… at the Cheesequake Service Area on the Garden State Parkway. A plain clothes State Police detail , including … a plastic bag containing suspected marijuana in the glove compartment. The search of Holiday recovered a clear plastic … stall where Bracht observed the transaction. McMahon visited the bathroom and with the help of other investigators …
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… On February 25, 2018, a municipal prosecutor filed a complaint charging defendant with fourth-degree operating a … a written order and decision on November 18, 2019. By way of background, the Sixth Amendment to the United States … prejudicial" and triggers a speedy trial analysis. See Doggett v. United States, 505 U.S. 647, 652 n.1 (1992). The New …
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… 3 A-3195-19 stated by Judge Bernadette N. DeCastro in her comprehensive written opinion. We add these comments. The evidence was discussed in detail in Judge … to "utilize and . . . benefit from services in a meaningful way" based on the barriers presented by her personality …
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… by a person named "Allen" and another person called "Nugget." The police conducted surveillance of the business and … (b)(9)(a) (count thirty-one). The State agreed to recommend concurrent sentences of eight years in prison … motion was heard, Irizarry had been released to a half-way house. 6 A-4680-18T3 The trial court denied the motion. …
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… bright-line try-or-dismiss rule," instead continuing its commitment to a "case- by-case analysis," under the Barker … of the Courts, designed to foster the judiciary's policy "committed to the quick and thorough resolution" of those … assertion of the right to a speedy trial need not be "by way of formal motion." State v. Smith, 131 N.J. Super. 354, …
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… exercise program. Barney intended "to continue with the company . . . in the spring" but "there was [no] agreed upon … and the company could not "guarantee" their drivers were "always gonna be in the same vehicle." Barney provided a … from a final agency decision, an appellate court is in no way bound by the agency's interpretation of a statute or its …
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… inmate named B.G. as he stopped by her assigned post on his way to and from class. During this time, Flax gradually … because her interactions with him caused her to feel uncomfortable. However, she went back to her previous shift in … to a halfway house, Flax wrote him several letters and visited him twice. Flax even gave B.G. and his sister one …
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… crimes for purposes of sentencing and the State would recommend a ten-year prison term, but he would ask for a … At sentencing, the State modified the offer, reducing its recommendation to a maximum eight-year term and agreeing to … Nothing in this opinion should be viewed as tilting one way or the other regarding [the defendant's] ultimate …
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… the scene, and he saw drops of blood on the ground leading away from the bodies. He followed a trail of blood west on to … gun into the kitchen. O'Connor next saw the defendant's arm coming down as if he had placed something on top of a … not excessive, and, therefore, sentencing should not be revisited. In his appeal from the denial of PCR, defendant did …
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… were married on August 23, 2003. They have two children together, one born prior to the marriage in 1999, and the … agreement specified that at the time, plaintiff had an income of over $1.1 million1 and a sixty-eight percent … five years. The parties divorced on February 25, 2008, by way of a final judgment of divorce 1 Plaintiff's 2002 …
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… vehicle traveling on the right-hand shoulder of a highway, for some distance, attempting to overtake traffic … Harmon approached the vehicle, he smelled burnt marijuana coming from the passenger compartment. Harmon asked … warnings to defendant and asked him if he was on his way to "make a drop," or if he was dealing drugs out of the …
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… for post-conviction relief (PCR). We affirm. Defendant committed the underlying offenses when he was sixteen-years- … victim, and shooting him in the back from a few feet away. Defendant testified he purposely shot the victim with … were so brief and reflected no particular insight in no way persuades the [c]ourt that he is remorseful in the …