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… now retired on recall, during eight court sessions commencing on August 5, 2019.2 On December 12, 2019, he … not briefed on appeal is deemed waived. Pullen v. Galloway, 461 N.J. Super. 587, 595 (App. Div. 2019) (citing N.J. Dep't of Env't Prot. v. Alloway Twp., 438 N.J. Super. 501, 505 n.2, (App. Div. 2015)); …
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… been received by defense counsel. Since discovery was forthcoming, the municipal court judge (MCJ) scheduled a status … incredible based on "his body language[,] demeanor, the way he testified, [and] the information he" provided. The … and the possession of spoons used for drugs suggest the opposite. Again, I have no doubt that he violated this statute. …
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… report, Thompson indicated he heard a "metal popping" sound coming from defendant's car, which was "indicative of a … come up from the basement. When defendant entered the stairway, he was off balance, staggering, and his pants were … at .29%. Defendant also stated there was no issue with the way the blood test was administered and that it was "unsafe …
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… Protection and Permanency (the Division) filed a verified complaint and order to show cause (OTSC) for custody of J.H. and Jo.H.2 The Division completed its investigation in August 2018. A fact-finding … not in evidence" or to "things that never happened." By way of example, defendant contends the Division in its …
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… order granting summary judgment dismissal of Aiello's complaint. Aiello v. Zawistowski, No. A-1244-16T2 (App. Div. … a jury, such motion shall be denied if the evidence, together with the legitimate inferences therefrom, could … Rules, cmt. 2.1 on R. 4:37-2(b) (2021). Stated another way, a directed verdict is proper "if the evidence and …
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… waiting, plaintiff gathered some items in his car to throw away. He walked towards a garbage can on the sidewalk in … he was "soaking wet" and that the ground was "wet, slimy, greasy, [and] . . . pretty nasty." Plaintiff also stated that … the evidence submitted by the parties on the motion, together with all 17 A-4701-18T3 legitimate inferences …
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… LLC, d/b/a PINNACLE RISK SOLUTIONS, also d/b/a PINNACLE COMPANIES, Defendant-Respondent/ Cross-Appellant. … plaintiff alleged defendant "fail[ed] to exercise the requisite skill or diligence to ascertain Automotive's coverage … orders, and not its reasoning, Do-Wop Corp. v. City of Rahway, 168 N.J. 191, 199 (2001), but that does not excuse the …
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… motion to stay Itzhakov's breach-of-contract suit and to compel arbitration before the Badatz Rabbinical Court of … provision must "in some general and sufficiently broad way . . . 10 A-2619-17T4 explain that the plaintiff is … the parties' intent"). "Evidence of the circumstances is always admissible in aid of the interpretation . . . even when …
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… from an October 29, 2018 Probate Part order dismissing her complaint with prejudice and a March 20, 2019 order denying … (as defined in the Recitals), including (but not by way of limitation) any and all rights in intestacy, and any … in anticipation of marriage. Plaintiff asserts that she visited properties in Florida with decedent before the Florida …
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… point, prior to plaintiff's purchase, the two lots were combined. Plaintiff filed an application with the Board to … of fact and conclusions of law, the reviewing court has no way of knowing the basis for the board's decision. [Id. at … voted not to grant the relief sought by [plaintiff] for site plan approval and subdivision. Further, it provided the …
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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 held onto the door and side of the car. He was "swaying" and "lost his balance." 5 A-0095-15T4 McDowell asked … physical appearance, slurred speech, and bloodshot eyes, together with an odor of alcohol, are sufficient to sustain a …
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… that day. According to defendant's office notes, plaintiff complained of having a lot of pain in his knee, swelling, … in plaintiff's knee, making it appear swollen, a common post- A-1562-15T4 4 operative occurrence. It is not … question. We are fully satisfied plaintiff was not in any way prejudiced by this question. Further discussion on this …
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… PRIOR GUN POSSESSION UNDER N.J.R.E. 404(B), AND COMPOUNDED THE ERROR BY FAILING TO PROVIDE AN APPROPRIATE … got out of the car, at about 1:30 a.m., she heard gunshots coming from the corner and ran. She testified the shooter … the jury being at liberty to find the ultimate fact one way or the other. [Id. at 500.] Here, as in Ingram, the …
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… (Natalie), from the litigation because a guardianship complaint was filed; and the underlying June 21, 2017 order … to her probation officer. In response, Natalie ran away from home. Natalie's godmother, D.Z. (Dana), and her … by Nick. Nick asked Natalie to speak with him in the hallway. During the conversation, Nick asked Natalie whether she …
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… the police vehicle approached, one of the males walked away quickly. Although that caught the officers' attention, … who walked away. Detective Knox testified that it is common for individuals to sit on other persons' property to … is based on specific and articulable facts which, taken together with rational inferences from those facts, give rise …
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… For the reasons that follow, we affirm both orders. I. We commence our review with a discussion of well-settled legal … connection with this matter. In this matter, NJ PURE has always considered preserving its right to an appeal as a … new trial. If the medical malpractice [action] concludes by way of a no cause verdict, the plaintiff is provided with …
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… during oral argument, the judge acknowledged "a level of discomfort . . . with regard to the delay occasioned in the . . … [was] attributable to . . . [d]efendant[,]" in the same way that "such time frame would be deemed excludable time … rather, they are related and must be considered together, along with "such other circumstances as may be …
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… who explained the theory of Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) regarding "a child's often … three questions posed by the motion judge in assessing his competence to represent himself, and "was unable to prove … rules to be followed? THE DEFENDANT: Sure. There's probably ways to present yourself to the judge, to the witnesses, and …
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… the trial court granted. At the time, however, due to a miscommunication, the prosecutor was unaware that the Office of … two others knocked on the door. Id. at 537-38. There was a "commotion" and one of the officers in the back notified the … A REASONABLE DOUBT. POINT IV AN INCREASE OF ANY SENTENCE BY WAY OF A RECONSIDERATION OF SENTENCE CONSTITUTES A VIOLATION …
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… to his inmate infractions and conviction for crimes committed while incarcerated. In this appeal, Belton … that on November 3, 1974, he broke into a garage in Wayne and stole a vehicle. Belton said he understood the … the extent of his participation in the conduct and the way familial and peer pressures may have affected him. [4] …