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… implicating Lewis and defendant in the underlying crimes. Id. at 3-4. Central to the defense trial strategy was … the trial court made no findings about whether the State committed Brady violations by failing to provide all of … government." The motion judge found the State did not commit a Brady violation because it was the trial judge who …
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… officer to be present. On another occasion, H.B. made unwelcome sexual remarks toward the visit supervisor, forcing the … worked with H.B. and A.M.K., offering substance abuse and domestic violence services, changing visitation dates to suit … behavioral issues, potential . . . failure to have visited consistently and establish a relationship with …
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… (Trinitas) appeals from a final decision of the Deputy Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health … opposing the agency's action. See E.S. v. Div. of Med. Assistance & Health Servs., 412 N.J. Super. 340, 349 (App. … that granting Trinitas's application absent the requisite finding of need would violate N.J.S.A. 26:2H-8. 19 …
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… as a Landlord but she was not named as a plaintiff in the complaint. 3 A-3212-22 10. Additional Rent: Landlord may … part, the following facts: PARTIES 1. At all relevant times[,] . . . [Landlord] rented [the] premises to … DCA self-certifications stating they applied for housing assistance when in fact they never did. . . .[5] 14. …
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… Defendant’s blood alcohol content was 0.268%, three times the legal limit. Detective Anthony Espaillat of the … that, as soon as he had spoken, defendant immediately complained of chest pain and said “she only had two shots … in critical condition, an investigating detective visited defendant, the driver of the car that struck the …
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… DON TIGER, Petitioner-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY RACING COMMISSION, Respondent-Respondent. … a race judge." Gray opined after viewing the race several times together with other related materials, the track judges … 2004) (citing N.J.S.A. 52:14B-10(c); S.D. v. Div. of Med. Assistance & Health Servs., 349 N.J. Super. 480, 485 (App. …
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… March 28, 2023 – Decided May 16, 2023 Before Judges Messano and Gummer. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … defendant on her cell phone. Defendant told Ellen he was coming by to drop off something for Rose, and she should come downstairs to meet him. Ellen testified that defendant, …
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… a resource family that 1 We use initials and fictitious names to protect the privacy interests of the family and the … care for her special medical needs and that the family was committed to adopting Maureen. Valerie now appeals from the … In his report, Dr. Brown opined that Valerie had the requisite psychological and cognitive abilities to parent Maureen …
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… Deputy Public Defender, of counsel and on the brief). James O. Tansey, First Assistant Prosecutor, Designated Union … fairness of an [eighty]-year 4 A-3389-22 aggregate term, comprised of four consecutive sentences. (5). The … and attempting to stab two neighbors in their condominium complex in Plainfield. Defendant was twenty-three years old …
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… one $5 bill, and five $1 bills. Officers opened the steel compartment on the rear passenger side of the vehicle with a … car. 1 We utilize Tiesha's first name because she shares a common surname with defendant. We intend no disrespect. 4 … any crime. Now, why? I think we all know why. How many times did he get on that stand and lie to all of you …
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… to twelve hours at IDRC. He was to perform thirty days of community service. This sentence was to be served … He "passed over his driver's license . . . several times before he got it." His "speech was slow and slurred, . . … Greenberg's Preclusion was Related in Part to Ineffective Assistance of Counsel (Not Raised Below). POINT II THE …
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… than Anna, who was born in 2016. 1 We utilize fictitious names to protect the privacy of the parties and their … domestic violence in the household, the Division filed a complaint for custody of the four children living in the … FROM LISA'S PRIOR TERMINATION TRIAL CONSTITUTED INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL AND WARRANTS REVERSAL. (Not Raised …
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… to the cleanliness of the home and the children, but FPS recommended more intensive services. In January 2012, the … to provide services to the family, including rental assistance, referral to a food pantry, and in-home services. … September 2013. Shortly after D.J. was born, the Division visited the home and found that it was infested with bedbugs. …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, SERGEANT ROBERT COWDEN, LIEUTENANT JAMES RYAN, CAPTAIN JOHN FLYNN, and MAJOR MARSHALL CRADOCK,1 … summary judgment, and dismissing with prejudice, his complaint against defendants, the State of New Jersey, the … (Cradock) (collectively referred to as defendants). In his complaint, Bloom raised two separate causes of actions under …
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… for felony murder, murder, robbery, and various other crimes. The case was previously described briefly in our 2017 … RECKLESS MANSLAUGHTER, AND THE ATTENDANT THEORIES OF ACCOMPLICE AND VICARIOUS LIABILITY AS APPLIED TO THOSE CRIMES … that April had strangled Vincent to death without his assistance. Defendant's First Recorded Statement More …
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… XIV; N.J. CONST. (1947), ART. 1, PAR. 7. POINT II THE STATE COMMITTED SUBSTANTIAL AND PREJUDICIAL MISCONDUCT, … motorist who happened to be an EMT stopped to provide assistance. She found defendant to be "lethargic," with … unit nurse found him to be "[a]wake, alert, oriented times three," and "complaining of hip pain," which proved to …
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… brief). Wronko Loewen Benucci, attorneys for respondent (James R. Wronko, on the brief). PER CURIAM The State of New … apartment in New Brunswick, where the detective observed a computer displaying four images of the streets outside the … the apartment building he lived in based on "the prerequisite" of his real estate license, "but that is also in …
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… to dismiss the remaining charges in the indictment, and recommend a maximum eight- 1 We use initials to protect the … 2012, during a group therapy session at a Juvenile Justice Commission ("JCC") facility where T.G. was confined, T.G. … is worth, five to ten [years]. They know third[-]degree crimes are three to five [years]. So I do [not] find that that …
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… On July 9, 2015, the Division filed a verified complaint and order to show cause against defendant, seeking … guardian. J.L. told the judge she had lied about the 4 The complaint named A.W. and J.T.L. for dispositional purposes. … to this appeal. Although the twins also were named in the complaint, they were not part of the abuse and neglect …
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… See 45 U.S.C. § 51. FELA provides in pertinent part: Every common carrier by railroad . . . shall be liable in damages … 1990)). Reasonable foreseeability, however, is a prerequisite to any claim. Hines v. CONRAIL, 926 F.2d 262, 268 (3d … You hit the switch for the train on six. The train comes in and it makes its (indiscernible). Now you don't wait …