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… Defendant averred he understood he would "not become eligible for parole" until he had served "[thirteen] … months, and nine days." Defendant also acknowledged that he completed the plea forms with his attorney, which reflected … history of the case, applied the governing legal principles , and concluded defendant failed to establish a prima …
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… to appeal and have no contact with the victim. The State recommended a seven-year prison term and agreed to dismiss the … examiner found defendant's conduct was repetitive but not compulsive, and therefore defendant was not subject to … R. 1:12-1(d); Pressler and Verniero, Current N.J. Court Rules, cmt. 4 on R. 1:12-1 (2023) (stating "the appellate …
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… that he could not be found guilty of violating prison rules and regulations because COVID-19 testing was not … history from the record. On March 10, 2021, Assistant DOC Commissioner Willie Bonds sent an e-mail to DOC … hearing officer noted that Neals offered no evidence to discredit the staff reports. The hearing officer also …
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… CDS. In exchange for the guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a six-year term of imprisonment, with a three-year … to distribute a [CDS]. As a result, the Prosecutor will recommend you be sentenced to a term of six years New Jersey … its offer and would not be making a lower plea offer, regardless of who was hired to represent defendant. At a …
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… v. NEW JERSEY MARITIME PILOT & DOCKING PILOT COMMISSION, TIMOTHY DACEY, BRIAN MCEWING, JACOB SHISHA, … BJOERN KILS, DENNIS LOMBARDI, BRENDAN ROBERTS, and CHARLES WOWKANECH, Defendants-Respondents. Argued March 21, 2023 … 2021 Chancery Division order that transferred his verified complaint to this court – we nonetheless address the merits …
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… a July 18, 2022 order denying its motion to reinstate its complaint that had been dismissed with prejudice for failure … to Rule 4:23-5(a)(1) and with prejudice pursuant to Rules 4:23-4 and 4:23-2(b)(3), which plaintiff opposed. A new … Rule 4:23- 5(a)(2) would have been premature as the requisite sixty days since the order dismissing the complaint …
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… our review of the record and the applicable legal principles, we affirm. I. In April 2022, Sweeney signed a retainer … pursue fee arbitration. In November 2022, plaintiff filed a complaint against Sweeney for attorney fees. On January 9, … court disagreed with plaintiff that under each count of the complaint it was entitled to the award of attorney fees. The …
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… from a March 15, 2022 Law Division order dismissing their complaint on the summary judgment motion of defendant, The … transitioning from the criminal justice system to the community." See N.J.S.A. 30:4-91.2. In 2013, Kintock and the … DOC staff to cease the strip searches or conduct them "in a less intrusive manner" and that Kintock breached that duty …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment Nos. 16-06-1071 and 16-09-1439. … would also be dismissed. 3 A-1875-21 ensuring that the plea complied with the requirements of Rule 3:9-2, the trial … 11, 2022, Judge Colleen M. Flynn issued an order and accompanying written opinion denying defendant's petition …
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… and Susswein. On appeal from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Docket No. CAF 14686-16. Gerd W. Stabbert … reviewing the record in light of the governing legal principles, we affirm substantially for the reasons explained in … pre-signed stickers to the relevant appliances. The ALJ accredited Trivett's testimony that this had happened on …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … plaintiffs would be entitled to a $250,000 judgment less any payments made. The $125,000 was to be conveyed in 3 … Court Reports, the order can be found at the Judiciary’s website under the “Supreme Court appeals” section, which lists …
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… testified that defendant had been scratching her vehicles "for the last six years." She was previously unable to … it near her vehicles because "[defendant] would constantly come over there to scratch [their] car[s]." 2 Plaintiff … not be the [video]grapher[;] . . . any person with the requisite knowledge of the facts represented in the . . . …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FV-12-2404-21. D.Q., appellant pro … factors pursuant to N.J.S.A. 9:2-4(c) and make the requisite factual findings. 7 A-0950-22 II. "We accord deference … when an opportunity for such a presentation is available unless the questions raised on appeal concern jurisdiction or …
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… Having considered the record and applicable legal principles, we affirm. Radiac is a closely held for-profit … requires in-depth background checks and fingerprinting of company leadership. From the time Pasqua became executrix of … execution of documents necessary for the maintenance of the company's 3 A-1837-22 business. As a result, Radiac was …
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… On appeal from the State Employees' Health Benefits Commission. Ryan Nicholson Boland (Offit Kurman, PC) and Charles Kannebecker, attorneys for appellant (Ryan Nicholson … for respondent School Employees' Health and Benefits Commission (Melissa H. Raska, Assistant Attorney General, of …
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… the brief). PER CURIAM Plaintiff was injured when a driverless fire truck suddenly crashed into her office building. … crossed the road and struck the front of a residence opposite the firehouse. The impact damaged the building's … thought "was a bomb." When the employee saw the wall was coming down, she yanked plaintiff from her chair by her …
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… the December 5, 2023 Chancery Division order dismissing her complaint against defendant Kriezl L. Liaban with prejudice. … R. 1:36-3. 2 A-1435-23 I. Jason,1 a police sergeant, committed suicide on March 30, 2023, leaving behind his wife … findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge' unless convinced that those findings and conclusions were 'so …
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… folder containing child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on a computer owned by defendant and subsequently seized the computer from his residence pursuant to a search warrant. … to possessing and viewing CSAM depicting pre-pubescent females and to obtaining and sharing those materials through a …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 12-06-0497. Samuel Woody, … was going on." K.C. agreed, and they met near her apartment complex. K.C. believed defendant was still on duty at this … who would file the paperwork, enter the charges into the computer, and could "get rid of the paperwork." K.C. …
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… . . open," "the back window . . . shattered," and "bullet holes all through the car." On the sidewalk, Love saw two men … . . . ." Id. at 689. As such, a defendant "must overcome the presumption that, under the circumstances, the … 11 A-0215-23 To satisfy the second prong "[t]he error committed must be so serious as to undermine the court's …