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… continued to live, pay his share of its carrying costs and comply with court orders requiring its sale. Defendant … $50,000 to his parents after plaintiff issued subpoenas compelling their appearance at trial. One of the parties' rare points of agreement in the case was that defendant had a …
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… . . . FOR RELEASE. We disagree and affirm. 1 Defendant completed an aggregate seven-year prison term with forty-two … parole ineligibility under Indictment No. 12-06-9271 before commencing a current consecutive term under Indictment No. … made that predicate showing, the trial court [would be compelled to] weigh various factors that affect the decision …
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… he conducted an inadequate investigation and improperly recommended defendant enter a guilty plea to aggravated … failed to "offer any affidavit or certification or other competent evidence of the substance or reasonable basis for … "any evidence . . . material to [the application's] outcome." 6 A-5449-18T4 The judge also rejected defendant's …
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… probable cause that a criminal offense ha[s] been committed and that additional contraband might be present." … to furnish probable cause that a criminal offense has been committed"). Applying these principles to the case at bar, …
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… support payable by Paul.1 The PSA imputed Paul’s annual income to be $110,000 and Valsalen’s to be $50,000. Pursuant … Having fully considered them, we conclude all other points and sub-points raised on appeal lack sufficient merit to warrant …
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… Marshall argued the cause for respondent (Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys; Lisa R. Marshall, on the brief). … in a crosswalk — that she paid. Plaintiff filed a complaint and jury demand alleging that defendant operated … her vehicle in a negligent and careless manner. The complaint requested damages for plaintiff's personal …
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… to one count of first-degree distribution of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), a controlled dangerous substance, … & (b)(6). He pled guilty in exchange for the prosecutor's recommendation that defendant be sentenced to a period of no … period of parole ineligibility. At the time defendant committed his offense, he was already a drug court …
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… Maffucci appeal from an August 7, 2020 Law Division order, compelling arbitration and staying litigation of their … return to the unit until April 6, 2019, after their moving company observed mold growth on their personal property. … final hearing. 7 A-4448-19 On appeal, plaintiffs raise four points for our consideration. Procedurally, plaintiffs …
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… CURIAM Indicted on twenty-three counts for crimes allegedly committed during a planned home invasion that resulted in … that he did not want to be blamed for a murder he did not commit," and he "could also hear co[]defendant [Keshawn] … of a lineup"; and was seen on surveillance video "going and coming." Notably, he also argued defendant 1 Miranda v. …
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… FACTORS RESULTED IN DEFENDANT NOT HAVING THE ASSISTANCE OF COMPETENT COUNSEL AT HIS SENTENC[ING] HEARING AND THEREFORE … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Id. at 694. "[I]f counsel's performance has been so … (App. Div. 1993) (noting that intoxication during the commission of a crime is not an excuse or justification for …
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… of conflict, mandating the relief. A member of the "legal community" allegedly told her she would not receive a fair … recuse itself because of plaintiff's standing in the legal community and the parentage of one of the many judges in … re Advisory Letter No. 7-11 of the Supreme Court Advisory Committee, 213 N.J. 63 (2013). No bright-line rule can be …
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… written, personal, electronic, or other form of contact of communication" with her. Additionally, the TRO granted … first asked her to state her name and spell it. A.G.-B. complied and explained her full name was "supposed to be … home on April 19, 2019, she was "very distraught" and complained defendant came to her residence "demanding to see …
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… judge's written opinion and the caption of the original complaint. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … L. Brown appeals from a March 17, 2020 order dismissing his complaint against defendants, Dr. Garett Forosisky and … at 468; see also N.J.S.A. 2A:53A-41(a). Two equitable remedies exist that "temper the draconian results of an …
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… serve as: a) Managing Director of defendant's Personal and Commercial Boater Safety Associations; b) Managing Director … 31, 2014. Section one divided plaintiff's term with the company into an init ial period of forty-eight months … and a subsequent period during which plaintiff would become an at-will employee (At-Will Period). Section one …
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… obligations under Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -23, and community supervision for life (CSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4. He … showing that he would not pose a risk of harm to the community and contends that the trial court improperly … [the] victim [had been] performed both repetitively and compulsively." Accordingly, in July 1998, S.G. was sentenced …
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… and ELIZABETH VIOLE, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. 8619 HOLDING COMPANY, LLC, and NORTH BERGEN BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, … T. Alampi argued the cause for respondent 8619 Holding Company, LLC (Alampi & De Marrais, attorneys; Santo T. … Lawrence "Larry" Wainstein1 and Elizabeth Viole filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writ challenging defendant …
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… which added a new mitigating factor for crimes committed by persons under the age of twenty-six, should be … handgun. Defendant was twenty-two years old at the time he committed these crimes. At the April 9, 2020 sentencing hearing, the court imposed the recommended sentence that had been negotiated by the State in …
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… GEICO, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. __________________________ … awards totaling $48,397.71, and granting defendant's (commercial carrier) cross-motion to vacate the awards and … arbitration contract, which is to provide an effective, expedient, and fair resolution of disputes, would be severely …
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… earnings of approximately $110,000 per year and imputed income to defendant of $35,000 per year. The PSA stated the … financial relief based on plaintiff's alleged increased income. Plaintiff opposed the motion. The court granted … their own fees. 8 A-4923-18 Defendant raises the following points on appeal: I. THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR …
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… medical practice, was on the verge starting his trial after completion of jury selection when he pled guilty to … or buildings or premises maintained for the purpose of committing offenses against the State. (3) Property which has become or is intended to become an integral part of illegal …