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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … evidenced by Bill’s Last Will & Testament, in which he designated Christopher as the beneficiary to W.H. Linen’s … Plaintiff argues that the proposed pleading “would not be futile inasmuch as it provides sufficient facts to support …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS : SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY AMANDA … new issues or make new arguments. Instead, the Rule was designed to ensure that the judge hearing the original … The TCCNWA provides in pertinent part: No seller, lessor, creditor, lender or bailee shall . . . enter into a written …
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… summarize all portions of the opinion. Linden Democratic Committee v. City of Linden (A-30-21) (086255) Argued April … on a municipal governing body -- procedures ultimately designed to ensure the right of citizens to representation … government. The question in this appeal concerns the requisite procedure for filling the vacated seat previously held …
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… of criminal activity. Although reasonable suspicion is a less demanding standard than probable cause, it cannot be … here, the Court first considers when the investigatory stop commenced. Although officers did not tell defendant to … defendant merely because he was a black man in a police-designated and targeted “high-crime area.” Citing New …
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… development fees and cash flow bonuses to be paid in the future. Bezzone’s efforts resulted in the 3 achievement of … parking spaces. According to the appraisal report of an accredited appraiser retained by Supor, the value of the NOG … defendants make the argument that neither of the prerequisites set forth in the Statute of Frauds for an interest in …
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… involves a trademark infringement dispute between two competing spas in Bergen County. Defendant Beyond Organic … 2011, BEYOND ORGANIC advertised on the internet through websites such as Google and Facebook. In April 2011, BEYOND … not be used simply to eliminate a possibility of a remote future injury, or a future invasion of rights, be those …
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… in currency seized. Defendant filed an answer to the complaint in the civil forfeiture action, stating a general … Cain and Simms was intended to apply prospectively to guide future trials, not retroactively to proceedings conducted … of the testimony of the State’s expert witnesses. The State designated Detective Omar Belgrave as an expert witness …
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… against Trident and its corporate principals. Several other creditors forced Trident into bankruptcy. The bankruptcy … NFI’s security manager, James Matlock, signed criminal complaints against Trident’s principals. An assistant … In June 2008, NFI’s security manager, James Matlock, visited the Vineland Police Department and reported that Land …
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… appellant Marcal N. Campbell in A-1705-20 (David A. Gies, Designated Counsel, on the briefs). Joseph E. Krakora, … N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(5); first-degree sexual assault by committing an act of sexual penetration on S.S. knowing she … was not deficient by admitting an obvious and irrefutable adverse fact — Campbell falsely denied anal …
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… Longo claimed her termination was in retaliation for her complaints about fellow-salesman, Marc Kercheval, whose … We have also found evidence of prior bad acts or evidence designed to demonstrate an improper motive to be admissible … restated this view, describing as an "essential prerequisite[]" to an award of punitive damages upper management's …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … a “Christian conference and retreat center.” Plaintiff’s website read into the record by plaintiff’s Chief Operating … to sectarian teaching and worship” but includes “exercises designed to aid in the 6 Whether an entity is charitable …
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… then select a photo and say the person in the photo resembles her assailant, an investigator can generate other … switching to witness mode, he set the witness up at a computer, explained how to scroll through photos with six on … “Investigative mode” -- as its name suggests -- is designed for law enforcement officials. Investigators can …
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… timely produce the discoverable material, the Court nonetheless vacates defendants’ convictions and remands for a new … was highly prejudicial to the defense. That prejudice was compounded by the trial court’s later exclusion of the … Defender, attorney; Tamar Y. Lerer, and David A. Gies, Designated Counsel, of counsel and on the briefs). 2 Michele …
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… procedural due process and found that self-representation compounds the risk of error in family proceedings, thereby … was granted visitation rights with respect to R.A.J. He visited her nine times between May and December 2014. … parents are equipped to understand and fewer still to confute, is sometimes presented.”); Kinsella v. Kinsella, 150 …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Corrected 3/1/18 - pg. 1 firm name, … intention to use for an exempt purpose at some time in the future will not suffice. [Id. at 399-400 (citing Trenton … benefit of the public is insufficient to establish the requisite quid pro quo. As Judge Andrew fittingly pointed out, …
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… supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, and ordered to comply with the restrictions and supervision of Megan's Law, … where he was soon joined by his wife and daughter. C.M. visited defendant and his family in Oregon, but did not … deter 26 A-0198-14T3 defendant from similar conduct in the future, and therefore, the trial court properly found …
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… termination with the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC), requesting “special disciplinary … in Superior Court. In 2009, in a series of amendments designed to enhance the rights of certain disciplined police … -210 when finding that suspension without pay is a prerequisite for special disciplinary arbitration. He insists …
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… discrimination in violation of the LAD, as well as several common law claims. After three trials, a jury returned a … difficulty of the questions involved, and the skill requisite to perform the legal service properly; (2) the … been made for the payment of fees to the attorney in the future.” Like a motion for legal fees incurred for legal …
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… County, Indictment No. 16-04- 0286. Stephen W. Kirsch, Designated Counsel, argued the cause for appellant (Joseph … drugs). Defendant was also heard discussing bricks (bundles of heroin) and the need to break it up. At one point, an alleged GSC associate complained to defendant about the gang discipline being …
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… County, Indictment No. 18-01- 0110. Gilbert G. Miller, Designated Counsel, argued the cause for appellant (Joseph … articulable suspicion to bel ieve a crime was being committed when they asked defendant for consent to search … authority to order him to step out into the cold. He nonetheless complied with the command. The officers told defendant …