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… Echelon Glen Apartments in Vorhees Township, an apartment complex owned and managed by defendants Echelon Glen and Chelsea management (landlords), comprised of approximately 36 buildings and 432 apartments … plaintiff's deposition testimony stating he "never had any visitors or strange people or solicitors or anything knock …
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… of a curb, guardrail, and fence separating the parties' commercial properties, and alleged a claim of bad faith … issues of material fact precluding dismissal of plaintiff's complaint as a matter of law. The following facts are viewed … the initial action was not appealed, plaintiff cannot revisit that ruling in the current action. Although not …
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… that in exchange for his guilty plea, the State recommended he be sentenced in the third-degree range to three … a . . . great deal," considering the State agreed to recommend a sentence in the third-degree range for defendant's … reiterated his appreciation for the State's sentencing recommendation. Judge Bucca then sentenced defendant to a …
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… rendered on May 25, and July 22, 2022. We add the following comments. Under the terms of the parties' June 11, 2010 … 31, 2015, the trial court denied plaintiff's motion to compel defendant to sell the home, but scheduled a plenary … to continue to incur unlimited debt on the house and to completely eliminate the parties' equity in 4 A-0006-22 the …
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… provided the police with grounds to search the passenger compartment of the car. State v. Cohen, 254 N.J. 308 (2023). … the car interior. Nothing was found inside the passenger compartment. As one of the officers escorted defendant out … the occupants of the Honda and searching the passenger compartment for illegal drugs. The Court recently upheld …
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… failed to object, Judge Marino should have, sua sponte, revisited her initial decision permitting the hearing to … in her oral and written decisions. We provide the following comments to amplify our decision solely as to defendant's … due process arguments on that basis alone, for purposes of completeness we consider and reject them on the merits. "Due …
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… a prima facie case of IAC, a defendant must present legally competent evidence rather than mere "bald assertions." … 126 N.J. at 587 (internal quotations omitted)). "Absent compelling, extenuating circumstances, the burden to justify … fell short of the prevailing norms of the legal community. Padilla v. Kentucky, 559 U.S. 356, 366-67 (2010). …
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… number of plaintiff's "sexist, harassing and discriminatory comments." Lt. Robert Schlueter recorded the conversation. … rule does not apply to civil actions." In re Civil Commitment of J.M.B., 395 N.J. Super. 69, 82, 95 (App. Div. … a civil proceeding, plaintiff's asserted violations do not compel exclusion of the Schlueter recording. Moreover, in an …
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… which denied injunctive relief and dismissed their verified complaint, and a May 13, 2022 order denying a motion for … Grandison Terrace. This agreement required all work to be completed within three years. In July 1977, Ector and Hill … This portion is Grandison Terrace. The Grandisons then combined the Grandison Terrace portion with Lot 49. This is …
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… of parole ineligibility. During his incarceration, Rivera committed six institutional infractions. These infractions … are considered the most serious offenses for inmates to commit in prison. See Mejia v. N.J. Dep't of Corr., 446 N.J. … a weapon;1 256, refusing to obey an order; .709, failure to comply with written rules; .210, possession of contraband; …
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… Charges No. 2021-1. In his PCR brief, defendant raised five points, arguing: (1) the non- school-zone offenses were … the PCR court on February 14, 2023, defendant's attorney commented that same day our Supreme Court issued its … The PCR court denied relief. In a written decision accompanying the April 10, 2023 orders, the court initially …
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… rendered . . . ." In May 2020, plaintiffs amended the complaint to include negligence claims against defendants … . . . [the medical defendants were] without coverage to compensate for [plaintiffs'] . . . claims . . . ." The … the [medical] defendants with . . . plaintiff in order to come up with this $750,000." Damages would be addressed …
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… She was separately charged based on her knowledge of, and complicity in, defendant's repeated sexual abuse of her … failed to make "a prima facie showing that his trial lawyer committed errors that c[a]me close to having denied him a … professional assistance," and "the defendant must overcome the presumption that, under the circumstances, the …
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… The charges stemmed from a sexual offense defendant committed against his granddaughter in November 2009. At the … to second-degree sexual assault and the State agreed to recommend dismissal of the remaining 3 A-2644-17T3 charges. At … the examination, defendant "claimed to have no memory of committing the" offense, asserting that he was on "Xanax and …
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… was involved in a serious vehicular accident rendering him comatose. Due to his incapacity, a prior judge appointed … brother, A.A., as his legal guardian.1 A.A. filed a complaint for divorce on behalf of plaintiff in September … which fees were incurred to enforce existing orders or to compel discovery; and (9) any other factor bearing on the …
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… an arrest warrant, which charged an offense that was not committed in that municipality. Defendant further contends … On June 28, 2007, a Hackensack detective applied for a complaint-warrant (CDR-2),5 which states: By certification or on oath, the complainant says that to the best of his/her knowledge, …
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… to pay to replenish the Trust represented 7.25% of their combined incomes of approximately $827,000 during 2012 through 2015. … the children of the dissolving union, who, at times, become embroiled in their parents' antagonism, and fall prey …
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… IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE EVIDENCE RELIED UPON AT TRIAL WAS COMPETENT AND SUFFICIENTLY CORROBORA-TIVE, THE MOTHER'S … opinion, 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 …
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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 … he had received summonses, but could not recall the outcome of those summonses. In denying defendant's motion to …
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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 … of the Borough of Haledon (the Board) for a certificate of compliance and occupancy to be given to a new owner in …