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… "to consider or appreciate the significance of probative competent evidence." We vacate summary judgment because we … case to proceed to a jury.1 We agree with Kwon, and part company with the motion court. The court misapplied the … party. The court stated: "[W]hen you're driving a commercial vehicle, a public vehicle like a bus, there are …
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… the New Jersey Department of Corrections (DOC), finding he committed prohibited act *.005, by threatening another with … restrictive housing unit (RHU), sixty-days loss of commutation time, and fifteen-days loss of recreational … expressed his hatred of individuals belonging to the LGBTQ+ community, and at one point 1 Under N.J.A.C. …
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… Pieper with written disciplinary charges, alleging he committed prohibited act .402. The sergeant conducted an … Counsel substitute requested leniency. The hearing officer completed an adjudication form, which she showed to Pieper. … She referred the matter to the Institutional Classification Committee for a ninety-day loss of recreational privileges. …
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… with two parties: Likissa Properties, LLC, to purchase commercial real estate in Gloucester City (the property); … existence of a contract with certain terms, the plaintiff's compliance with those 5 A-2172-21 terms, the defendant's … eighteen, subparagraph b. However, as Dedja correctly points out, because the argument was not raised before the …
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… care and supervision of Dylan. The Division also filed a complaint for custody of Natalia and care and supervision of … 152 (App. Div. 2014) (citing Manalapan Realty, LP v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995)). In a child … has been abused or neglected by a preponderance of the "competent, material and relevant evidence." N.J. Div. of …
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… Following oral argument, Judge Ramona A. Santiago issued a comprehensive written opinion on March 26, 2018, denying …
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… (DOC) imposing disciplinary sanctions upon him for committing prohibited act .254, refusing to accept a housing … of recreation privileges as well as thirty days loss of commutation time and thirty-one days of administrative … He was originally charged with both infractions. Mays points to the language on the adjudication form, "[inmates] …
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… or failed to appreciate the significance of probative, competent evidence." Cummings, 295 N.J Super. at 384 … by Sandy[.]" The judge also noted defendant did not file a complaint with the insurance company or prosecutor's office alleging forgery. Defense …
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… found defendant 3 A-2244-17T1 understands the charges, has competent counsel, knows the maximum penalties. He admits to … v. Lockhart, 474 U.S. 52, 59 (1985)). The PCR judge noted a complete absence of any information to support defendant's …
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… things, defendant asserted that the attorney failed to (1) communicate with him; (2) conduct an 3 A-3140-17T4 adequate … on his petition. At its conclusion, the judge rendered a comprehensive written decision denying defendant's petition. … DENIAL OF HIS PETITION FOR [PCR] WAS ERROR. A. FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE WITH DEFENDANT. B. FAILURE TO CONDUCT AN …
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… into evidence of the alcohol influence report and accompanying worksheet, finding his blood alcohol content … Center (IDRC) in lieu of jail time, plus thirty days of community service along with appropriate fines and … was a BAC of 0.15 percent. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: I. Because the State Failed to Establish …
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… R. 1:36-3. August 23, 2019 2 A-2470-17T1 legal malpractice complaint. The trial court dismissed his complaint on summary judgment because he did not have an … the deadline for expert reports and to extend the time to complete discovery. Thereafter, the court denied his motion …
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… the factual findings made in an 5 A-5650-17T2 unemployment compensation proceeding, the test is not whether [we] would come to the same conclusion if the original determination … paid in error "furthers the purpose of the unemployment compensation laws." Id. at 674 (citing Vasquez v. Horn, 181 …
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… & Son, Inc., Louise Kinsey, and Tanya Verdi's motion to compel arbitration and deny discovery in a dispute over a … that the construction of the home would be substantially completed within fifty-two weeks of the commencement of excavation work. Defendants substantially …
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… practical effect eliminated yearly reviews of defendant's income, which plaintiff certified had been a struggle. … involuntary. Plaintiff also pointed out that defendant's income in 2015 was $251,165, which was substantially more than the $160,000 threshold income that the parties used when entering into the CO. …
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… his actions in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, which ravaged communities along our shoreline in late October 2012. … license to obtain several contracts throughout the community in Ocean [and] Monmouth Count[ies] to conduct … turn gave you substantial amounts of money in an effort to complete the project, is that correct? A. Yes. Q. And that …
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… his retirement benefits. Defendant filed a motion to compel plaintiff to reimburse the funds distributed to him … reconsideration or appeal from this order and failed to comply with it. Defendant filed a second motion to enforce … between OPM's receipt of the COAP in October 2017, and the commencement of payment in November 2017. The judge denied …
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… Board revoked defendant's parole on June 16, 2016, and he completed serving his original sentence without parole on … 2017. He remained incarcerated thereafter pending the outcome of the second degree unlawful possession of a handgun … imposition of sentence." The credit provided by the Rule is commonly known as a "jail credit." Richardson v. …
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… (Mellon). On December 8, 2017, Mellon filed a foreclosure complaint against defendants.2 On December 12, 2017, Mellon served defendants with the complaint. Defendants never filed a responsive pleading. On … standing to proceed with the foreclosure action and the complaint must be dismissed." Ibid. (quoting Ford, 418 N.J. …
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… likely to prejudice the accused that it is tantamount to a complete denial of counsel as a [Wade] hearing was likely to … likely to prejudice the accused that it is tantamount to a complete denial of counsel. Furthermore, the toxicology report would not have altered the outcome of [defendant's] motion. As such, both Linehan's and …