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… acres, partially submerged and adjacent to a navigable waterway (the Property). In 1985, the Brigantine Planning Board … permitted in the front yard of a lot. Plaintiff filed a complaint against the City in the Law Division seeking: 1) … for a use variance pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70(d) and site plan approval. Plaintiff proposed storing her boat on …
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… born in 2001. The marriage was terminated in March 2010, by way of a Dual Final Judgment of Divorce which incorporated a … of the divorce, plaintiff Marta Nina earned an annual income of approximately $95,000 while defendant earned … request to claim the deduction, once he provided the requisite proofs. The judge considered and denied the request, …
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… decision, issued by the Acting Superintendent, finding she committed two disciplinary violations and NOT FOR … service weapon was returned to her. Rather, she claimed by way of defense that she was unaware of the SOP that … who "are on limited duty, that had their weapons taken away, for medical reasons or other reasons, that still drive …
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… by Failing to Seek a Wade Hearing. c. The Trial Court Committed Reversible Error by Failing to Instruct the Jury … through a buccal swab. Defendant and Velasquez were tried together. After the trial commenced, co-defendant's counsel … It wasn't part of a strategy that he had. It wasn't, in any way, intended to goad the defendants into requesting any …
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… from Oliver's. Defendant argued that trying the cases together would be unfairly prejudicial because the State … and police, the juror stated, "I just didn't appreciate the way he didn't acknowledge that I wasn't the person." A … testimony" which was significant as the evidence was "completely officer-based." With respect to the juror who was …
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… counts of the indictment. The prosecutor also agreed to recommend a twelve-year prison sentence with a three-year … that postal employees in northern New Jersey were targeting parcels that might contain narcotics and re- 5 … unlawful, we do not conclusively determine this issue one way or another. See Part II, n. 2, supra. It thus is …
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… $894.69, dismissed defendant's counterclaim and third-party complaint, and denied defendant's request to compel and … the same causes of action set forth in her counterclaim. By way of the third-party pleading, defendant sought to enjoin … the case, i.e., does not make the case moot." Galloway Twp. Bd. of Educ. v. Galloway Twp. Educ. Ass'n, 78 N.J. …
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… trial judge erred by admitting and then misapplying fresh complaint testimony; and in relying on Child Sexual Abuse … truck to move her things, when she and J.W. began living together. In fall 2014, when she was 20 years old, Beth … during an argument, to explain why she sometimes acted the way she did. Her mother testified that she supported her …
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… plaintiffs filed single- count, putative class action complaints. In the fourth, plaintiff pled a putative class … actual damages, or both at the election of the consumer, together with reasonable attorney’s fees and court costs. This … States and Canada with periodic events scheduled along the way. Walters' First Amended Complaint included four counts. …
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… LLC, as successor-in-interest to Holland Furnace Company; AMERICAN REFRACTORIES CO.; A.O. SMITH WATER … products used by Condon included a warning to keep away from children. Between 1985 and 1987, Condon was … answers to interrogatories and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no …
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… Prior to the divorce, defendant had an interest in two companies, Global Essence, Inc., and Global Essence UK, Ltd. … noticeable are required to be submitted to the court by way of affidavit or testimony."), and the evidence before … N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(j)(3)(g). The court conducted the requisite analysis here. The court also correctly declined to …
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… other items. He admitted to various individuals that he had committed the crime. He asked one individual to sell some of … to sell the jewelry and "bragging" to friends that he had committed the murder. However, he denied that he had … Acevedo, 205 N.J. at 47. 11 A-4312-17T2 conduct and the way familial and peer pressures may have affected him. [4] …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS _____________________________________ … other prejudice…none of these factors is dispositive, but together they suggest a result which must be weighed against a … Rorry and used it as a conduit to funnel liability away from him personally. See Ventron Corp., 94 N.J. at …
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… MARTIN, individually, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. CITY OF BRIDGETON; RENEWABLE JERSEY, LLC, Defendants-Respondents, and ROBERT REYERS and CLAUS AND REYERS COMPANY, a Delaware Corporation, Defendants. Argued May 17, … in this opinion is to be construed as indicating, one way or another, any opinion with regard to any future …
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… OF INCUMBENT LOCAL EXCHANGE CARRIER SERVICES AS COMPETITIVE ________________________________ Argued February … Board of Public Utilities (Board), which reclassified as competitive four telephone services provided by Verizon New … in New Jersey, have made substantial investments in two-way digital services and serve over 2.1 million of New …
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… DOCKET NO. A-1380-14T3 A-1781-14T3 TOWNSHIP OF PISCATAWAY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE, LLC; … of the condemnation award to the date Piscataway deposited the unpaid balance of the award. Laurence Harper … for Piscataway and ordered the appointment of condemnation commissioners to determine the farm's fair market value as …
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… (1967). 2 State v. Sands, 76 N.J. 127 (1978). 4 A-4378-18T2 committed on prior and separate occasions, regardless of the … and appellate attorneys were ineffective in a variety of ways. After applying the governing principles,5 Judge … could present the defense that he did not form the requisite mental state to carry out the robbery, he would have …
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… the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) complied with the notice requirements of the Indian Child … who distrusted her. Once she relapsed in 2014, she rarely visited with the children and did not contact the Division. … no evidence the children's placement was problematic in any way. The caseworker testified the children were doing well …
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… and S.H.'s Rule 4:6- 2(e) motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint for grandparent visitation under the Grandparent … how they participated in "family vacations," and were always available "[w]henever . . . [d]efendants needed a … evidence presented by plaintiffs that established the requisite showing of particular, "concrete harm," see Daniels v. …
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… NO. A-4890-16T1 PHILADELPHIA CONTRIBUTIONSHIP INSURANCE COMPANY, a/s/o DAVID MUNZ, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. RYAN, … an average juror as to the operation of the [furnace], the way the [furnace] should be maintained, and how if there … and the plaintiff must instead 'establish the requisite standard of care and [the defendant's] deviation 19 …