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… motion to recalculate alimony, if awarded, and child support." At the scheduled hearing, only plaintiff and her … under review and the current appeal. Defendant failed to comply with the JOD, and was jailed multiple times for … On May 13, 2015, the Family Part held an ability to comply hearing and found no basis to reduce defendant's …
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… CANCGLIN, Appellant, v. SCHOOL EMPLOYEES' HEALTH BENEFITS COMMISSION, Respondent. … Act (Act), N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.25 to -46a, A-3541-15T1 6 in support of her position. The Commission does not dispute the … a qualified retiree, is eligible to receive benefits. She points out this statute does not condition eligibility for …
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… of Labor and Workforce Development, Division of Workers' Compensation, Claim Petition No. 2016-20578. John W. Pszwaro … from a November 2, 2016 order of the Division of Workers' Compensation NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE … Compensation judge's decision if it is "manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with competent[,] relevant and …
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… N.J.S.A. 39:3-40. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a two-year probationary term on the fourth-degree … in pertinent part: "If the crime was . . . (3) deliberately committed with violence or threat of violence against … of others, as evidenced by his second DWI offense, amply supported the prosecutor's conclusion that defendant could …
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… that denied his applications to terminate his child support obligation as of the emancipation date and to compel defendant to pay the share of the child's college … will be paid by the parties in proportion to their income, taking into account the net of alimony paid by the …
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… child's death. As part of the plea agreement, the State recommended a fifteen-year prison sentence, with eighty-five … 2C:43—7.2, followed by five years of parole supervision. By comparison, the statutory maximum sentence for first-degree … claim because much of the mitigating evidence that support[ed] her argument . . . was not presented to the …
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… 28, 2016 adjudication of delinquency for behavior which, if committed by an adult, would constitute fourth-degree … this case does not contain sufficient credible evidence to support the trial court's determinations. J.F. points out that he made no statements incriminating himself …
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… accepted the prosecutor's argument that the doctrine of completeness warranted playing the video in full. The judge … questions or statements by the detectives that included comments or opinions relating to the credibility of [the … credibility of the [d]efendant. You're not to give those comments any weight. Determining the credibility of …
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… op. at 13. Defendant filed a pro se petition for PCR and supporting certification. In his certification, defendant … that his counsel acted outside the range of professional competence." Defendant appeals, arguing: POINT I: MR. MOODY … discretion of trial counsel. See Fritz, 105 N.J. at 54 ("complaints 'merely of matters of trial strategy' will not …
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… JoAnn Chesimard after they relieved him following the completion of his shift. The Division denied the request … at any time before the member's retirement allowance becomes due and payable by sending a written request signed by … capricious, or unreasonable, or that it lacks fair support in the record." Ibid. (quoting In re Herrmann, 192 …
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… point for our consideration: THE STATE FAILED TO PRESENT COMPETENT EVIDENCE TO CORROBORATE ITS CLAIM THAT THE WIRETAP … WITH "DRUG CODE." WITHOUT THIS MISSING LINK, THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN FINDING THAT POLICE HAD … which justified the stop of his motor vehicle." To support his decision, the judge relied "on the information …
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… the male on the bike and said [']gun[']." Defendant's hoodie was not covering his waistband. Fernandez saw the silver … findings of the trial court so long as those findings are supported by sufficient evidence in the record.'" State v. … of the public in which police ask questions and do not compel an individual to answer." State v. Rosario, 229 N.J. …
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… attend individual counseling and medication monitoring, and comply with recommendations, all of which were unsuccessful. … and substance abuse issues. Also, Allie was unable to support herself, let alone meet Jake's needs. Conversely, … tie" to Allie. On this appeal, Allie raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE LOWER COURT ERRED IN …
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… remand for a new hearing on plaintif f's domestic violence complaint.1 I. We derive the following facts from the … three years. On June 6, 2018, plaintiff filed a civil complaint and temporary restraining order (TRO) against … fucking kill you and I'll fucking kill the police." The TRO complaint advised that an FRO hearing would be held on June …
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… arrest . Id. at 3. As fully set forth in Judge Axelrad's comprehensive oral opinion in this case, Gina was born to … in favor of permitting Mary and Warren more time to overcome the problems preventing them from providing Gina a safe … we are convinced that Judge Axelrad's findings are amply supported by the trial testimony. Defendants never managed …
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… contained an acceleration clause causing all payments to become immediately due and payable in the event of default. On … CitiMortgage's motion and dismissed appellant's Quiet Title complaint with prejudice. Judge Suter provided the following explanation in support of her ruling: [Defendants did] not deny executing …
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… Cardiology. The lease provides that the property is "completely assigned to" Metuchen Cardiology, which is the … and back injuries. On April 27, 2015, Mastrangelo filed a complaint in the Law Division against Verizon and Khanna … defect to be a "bare conclusion made without any credible support." The judge also concluded it was undisputed that …
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… to show their hands for the officers' safety, and they complied. Moreano spoke to the passenger, later identified … was inside the vehicle I felt safer if he was able to come out [of] the car and I could just pat him down for my … in a motion to suppress provided those "findings are 'supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" …
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… after a bench trial denying the relief requested in its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. The complaint sought to overturn the denial of its application … the discretionary decisions of local boards that are supported by substantial evidence in the record and reflect …
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… defendant argues: I. THERE IS INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT A FINDING OF ABUSE OR NEGLECT UNDER N.J.S.A. … IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE EVIDENCE RELIED UPON AT TRIAL WAS COMPETENT AND SUFFICIENTLY CORROBORA-TIVE, THE MOTHER'S … R. 2:11-3(e)(1)(E), adding only a few brief comments about Points I and II. At a one-day fact-finding hearing, the …