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… warrant for defendant S.N. for acts alleged to have been committed against his stepdaughter in 2012. In a complaint-warrant, the State charged defendant with … The affidavit of probable cause in support of the complaint-warrant stated that the victim told a staff member …
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… ascertainable loss of $1.72 as a result of unconscionable commercial practices and regulatory violations. They would … had failed to meet Rule 4:32-1’s requirement that common issues of fact predominate over issues that pertain … the disparity to a staff member, who told him that “the computer changes the price at certain times” and that it was …
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… ascertainable loss of $1.72 as a result of unconscionable commercial practices and regulatory violations. They would … had failed to meet Rule 4:32-1’s requirement that common issues of fact predominate over issues that pertain … the disparity to a staff member, who told him that “the computer changes the price at certain times” and that it was …
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… Halbersberg concluded by testifying that because of the “commotion,” she failed to warn him of the heroin in his … Halbersberg illustrate the scenario from different vantage points. Barbella’s expected testimony would have her placing … the material issues of the case” with testimony on minor points, and could “confuse the tribunal in its effort[]” to …
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… war began on the same day that the attorney-review period commenced, and Seller accepted a higher bid from defendants … force and effect.” Buyers then filed a breach-of-contract complaint in the Superior Court, Law Division, demanding … three-day period within which notification must have been communicated had passed, and neither Buyers, their attorney, …
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… test, the Court considers whether its admission was accompanied by a sufficient limiting instruction. Immediately … the strip poker game for propensity purposes—was adequately communicated to the jury even if the trial court in its … contact, have a normal or non-specific exam”—and finds the comment problematic. However, the error does not mandate …
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… records, which identify the phone numbers of all incoming and outgoing calls as well as the date, time, and … stating that, under State v. Hunt, 91 N.J. 338 (1982), a communications data warrant (CDW), which is the equivalent … of personal information. In doing so, the Court has parted company with federal law and relied on the State …
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… $308,000 and $466,000 per year, exclusively from commissions. Goldfarb met defendant in March 2013. According … invoking the Securities Law and arguing, among other points, that the agreement between the parties was governed, … substantial detriment.” Toll Bros., Inc. v. Bd. of Chosen Freeholders of Burlington, 194 N.J. 223, 253 (2008); see …
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… and Ordinance 16-04, which established an Assessment Commission to identify the benefitted properties and to … estate appraiser and consultant, to assist the Assessment Commission in fulfilling its charge. Holzhauer recommended that fifty-eight properties that fell within the …
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… to certain non- monetary conditions, including that he “not commit any offense during the period of release.” In August … The new law instead relies primarily on pretrial release, accompanied by non-monetary conditions, “to reasonably assure” … Association joins in the State’s arguments. Among other points, the Association adds that defendants must …
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… actions when a retainer agreement includes an hourly fee component. Those obligations are discussed in numbered … the Court then will be able to carefully survey all viewpoints and deliberate before considering any new rule of … to her, thus rendering the agreement unenforceable. She points to the trial court’s finding that she signed the …
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… and the special policy, both of which satisfy New Jersey’s compulsory insurance requirements. In this case, the Court … of [N.J.S.A. 39:6B-1(a)] or [N.J.S.A. 39:6A-3].” GEICO then points to N.J.S.A. 39:6A-3, which now states that, “[e]xcept … two arguments in support of AAA’s position. First, it points to the first sentence, where “the legislature …
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… indigent nor a non-indigent defendant must show that the outcome would have been different had he been represented. The … indigent when he entered his 1994 guilty plea. The State points out that an “indigent defendant” entitled to the … guiding hand of counsel, an innocent defendant may lose his freedom because he does not know how to establish his …
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… appeal is whether a civil defendant sued by an insurance company for violating the Insurance Fraud Prevention Act … In December 2008, plaintiffs Allstate New Jersey Insurance Company and affiliated companies filed a 604- paragraph … The Concessions and Agreements of the Proprietors, Freeholders and 12 Inhabitants of the Province of West …
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… of Operating Engineers, Local 68 (Local 68); for Belmar the Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO (CWA); and, for … municipal employees to ask them to accept a wage freeze. Some unions acquiesced to a freeze, but Belmar and CWA could not reach an agreement. In …
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… supra, 195 N.J. at 173-74. Additionally, widely-read commentary existing at the time of defendant’s appeal warned … that, had the jury been properly instructed, the outcome of the trial would have been different. Since the trial … retroactively on collateral review, such as on PCR. It points out that the Court in Moore “made the broad …
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… v. Kelvin Williams (A-8-12) (071306) [Note: This is a companion case to State v. Christopher Dekowski, also filed … must show a threat and demand for money, as well as an accompanying gesture giving the impression of a weapon. … either an object that clearly simulates a weapon or a combination of words and gestures giving the impression that …
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… shooting defensively at trial. Such evidence was a key component of defendant’s third-party guilt defense. In … space or the word “deleted” is not permissible because it “points to the defendant.” Here, the State and defense … Court reasoned that a blank space in a redacted document “points to the defendant.” Ibid. The Court clarified …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS EAST NEWARK TOWNE CENTER, LLC, and … LLC ("ENTC"), and Efstahio Valiotis, a principal of ENTC, complaint. (See Df.'s Ex 1, ,i 2-4). The defendant also … (collectively known as the "Agreements"). The plaintiffs' complaint has asserted the following four (4) counts, for …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … which was formerly home to a metal implements manufacturing complex. Defendant 680 S. 17th Street, LLC (“680 LLC”) is a … access to those neighboring properties. In fact, 680 LLC points out that it had to obtain Court orders from this …