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… course. Defendant applied for admission into PTI. He was recommended for admission into PTI by the vicinage's criminal … IN PRE-TRIAL INTERVENTION. B. THE PROSECUTOR HAS COMMITTED AN ABUSE OF DISCRETION BY WAY OF PLACING TOO MUCH … review serves to check only the most egregious examples of injustice and unfairness. A prosecutor's discretion …
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… on our review of the record and the governing legal principles, we affirm. We discern the following facts from the record. On December 15, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint and jury demand on behalf of the estate of her … old at the time of his death, suffered from X-linked Severe Combined Immune Deficiency. Plaintiff alleged that as a …
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… became embroiled in a business dispute involving two companies, Abatis Security, LLC, which provides private … area, and Abatis Holdings, LLC, which was a corporate shell company having no operations. Plaintiff was the sole member … or until the parties agree otherwise or the arbitrator so rules, the following terms shall remain in effect: a. Messrs. …
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… fourth-degree possession of a prohibited weapon, brass knuckles, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-3(e). After merger, the court sentenced … laundry in the trunk; a 2-mg Alprazalom pill in the glove compartment; brass knuckles in a McDonald's bag behind the … one for ninety 1-mg Alprazalom tablets. Pursuant to a communication data warrant, police discovered drug-related …
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… Family Part, Somerset County, Docket No. FM-18-0380-17. Charles C. Rifici, argued the cause for appellant (Rotolo Karch … domestic violence shelter, filed a domestic violence complaint against plaintiff, and obtained a temporary … About a month after defendant filed the domestic violence complaint, on October 12, 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint …
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… was originally named as a co-defendant in the guardianship complaint, that individual was not part of the trial … for the reasons expressed in Judge James R. Paganelli's comprehensive written post-trial opinion. We incorporate by … 2018 to June 2018. Both parents have been effectively homeless for some or most of the period since the child's birth. …
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… schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type, and her refusal to comply with recommendations for treatment and prescriptions for medication … health issues. The judge determined Sarah's failure to comply with treatment and refusal to take medications …
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… arguments in light of the record and applicable principles of law, we conclude the parties' PSA is too indefinite … of attendance. Plaintiff adhered to his position when he accompanied his son and defendant on a university tour for … 4 A-2306-17T2 In June 2017, defendant filed her request to compel plaintiff to pay half the post-financial-aid …
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… 6 A-2831-17T4 The judge continued that after merging the lesser-included aggravated assault counts and the possession … ineffective for fail[ing] to argue that [the] trial court committed reversible error by failing to instruct the jury … RESENTENCING TRANSCRIPT[.] II. THE LAW DIVISION FAILED TO COMPLY WITH NEW JERSEY COURT [RULES] 1:21-1, 3:21- 4(B)[,] …
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… services were 4 A-3431-17T3 necessary, defendant agreed to comply with services as long as they did not conflict with … not around defendant. In April 2017, a Division worker visited defendant at the BRMC, where he admitted to having a … as a "liar" and said she had previously accused him of molesting her. Dr. Jemour Maddux conducted psychological …
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… criminal sexual contact, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-3(a), as a lesser-included offense; and second-degree endangering the … immigration status. He contends that that violation was "compounded" when the trial court applied the same ruling to … same or less than all the facts required to establish the commission of the offense charged; or (2) [i]t consists of …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3 and 2C:2-6; first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5- 2 and 2C:11-3; first-degree … N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3), "[t]he risk that the defendant will commit another offense;" N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(5), "[t]here is … history of the case, applied the applicable legal principles, and concluded defendant failed to establish a prima …
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… & Werbel, attorneys for respondent (William Bloom and Leslie Koch, on the brief). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … replaced in 2014, and that the glass in Door 12 did not comply with applicable building codes or American National … that until he came upon it in preparing his report, he was completely unfamiliar with Able or the periodical in which …
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… in question, but claimed he left the premises with a female companion before the shooting and went to another club in … its contents; (5) the court should have charged the jury on lesser-included offenses to murder; (6) the prosecutor made … v. Preciose, 129 N.J. 451, 462 (1992). We add only a few comments about certain issues. Defendant's claim that the …
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… property owner is Islamic Center. The first floor houses commercial tenants, and the remainder of the property serves … for Islamic Center's adherents. The rent collected on the commercial space is the primary source of income for Islamic … a secular one, capable of review by a civil court, or an ecclesiastical one about discipline, faith, internal …
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… entered judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed the complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff moved for judgment … in light of the record and applicable legal principles, we affirm. I. It was undisputed that the traffic light … the right of way to any vehicle approaching from the opposite direction which is within the intersection or so close …
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… his girlfriend; Gerald Foster, his younger brother; and Charles Muldrow, his nephew. 3 A-3540-18T4 The evidence at trial … $3000 in United States currency, and eight vehicles. After hearing that evidence, a jury convicted defendant … for truth"). Indeed, as demonstrated by our remand, we have come to a different view. Understandably, the PCR judge …
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… (John E. Molinari, on the briefs). Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys for respondents (Patricia R. Lyons, … to letting him run free . . . , the dog would have been less aggressive and therefore less likely to have run into … never asserted or demonstrated that defendants had the requisite scienter regarding an aggressive or dangerous …
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… of his former supervisors. In Counts I through III of the complaint plaintiff alleged he was subject to a hostile work … incomplete requiring other technicians to return to the worksite to finish the job. From August 2000 until he was … on February 4, 2014 was the event that tipped the scales in favor of termination. On that date, a female customer …
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… the victim, J.U., when she was at least thirteen but less than sixteen, and stood in loco parentis to her. The … brought under the aggravated sexual assault statute "may be commenced at any time." N.J.S.A. 2C:1-6(b)(4) provides, … opined the testimony alone was sufficient to prove the requisite element of age. In denying PCR relief, the judge also …