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… FIRM, LLC, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. PROASSURANCE CASUALTY COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent, and ALL POINT INSURANCE … attorney who conducts her practice as a limited liability company — The Cadre Law Firm, LLC. Rule 1:21-1B (the Rule) … determinations based on an interpretation of our court rules de novo." Occhifinto v. Olivo Constr. Co., LLC, 221 N.J. …
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… debit card at a Wawa store on October 27,2 and his cellular company provided information that his phone was last … of the pet shop and the shoe store that defendant visited; the victim's mother; 7 Defendant's testimony would … counsel, for strategic reasons, felt she had adequately discredited Knight as a biased witness and did not need to …
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… After a plenary hearing, the trial court found defendant committed the predicate acts of harassment, N.J.S.A. … court applied the wrong legal standard in determining he committed the predicate act of harassment; there is … reviewed the record in light of the applicable legal principles, we affirm in part, vacate in part, and remand for …
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… found guilty of murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a); conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a); … to which defendant responded, "I could care less."5 The detectives proceeded to ask defendant his name, … one's Miranda rights. In Vincenty, police officers visited the defendant who was in jail for an unrelated crime. …
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… A subsequent search of the vehicle revealed a hidden compartment in the center console containing approximately … recovered from his vehicle. In part, he claimed the warrantless motor vehicle stop and his subsequent detention while … a post hoc aggregation of information establishing the requisite suspicion for the stop. He asserts the stop was …
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… who was a police officer. Defendant immediately objected, complaining his attorneys had not discussed excusing Juror … if every tactical decision required client approval." Gonzales v. United States, 553 U.S. 242, 249 (2008) (quoting … fact in understanding the evidence. The "well-known prerequisites" to this rule are: "(1) the intended testimony must …
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… University's (MSU) motion for voluntary dismissal of its complaint or for summary disposition, and from an order … (1972).3 The County and Clifton disagreed, so MSU filed a complaint in the Law Division for declaratory and injunctive … immunity from local land use regulations, they must nonetheless: (1) act "reasonably" with respect to any proposed …
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… Plaintiff-Respondent/ Cross-Appellant, v. MICHAEL D'ALESSANDRO, Defendant, and MARYANNE D'ALESSANDRO and NANCY … that is the name used to identify her in the caption of the complaint and, to our knowledge, there was no order entered … of the agreements pertinent to the claims asserted in the complaint: the ADMISSION AGREEMENT, the AGREEMENT TO PAY, …
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… testimony on the issue of liability and dismissing the complaint and amended complaint with prejudice. In its cross-appeal, the County … emergency calls for police, fire and ambulance vehicles." The Borough paid the County approximately $160,000 to …
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… Cross-Respondent, v. FCR CAMDEN, LLC, d/b/a "RECOMMUNITY," Defendant-Counterclaim Plaintiff-Respondent/ … the County of Camden and defendant, FCR Camden, LLC d/b/a ReCommunity (FCR), appeal from portions of the Law Division's … market the County's and its member municipalities' recyclables.3 Prior to the RFP, FCR had provided those services to …
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… [Kira] upside down underneath."2 On June 30, 2017, Carl "completed a [v]ideotaped [i]nterview [s]tatement" with a … of [Kira]'s symptoms" rendered the near-car-accident "less likely to be the cause of her hemorrhages." She also … 15 A-2819-19 Carl "also reported . . . the family had visited his family . . . the week prior[,] and []his report …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 18-02- 0234. Ashley T. Brooks, … as a persistent offender. He contends that the trial court committed several errors, some of which are raised for the … walking towards the bank and retracing his steps in the opposite direction shortly after the incident. Office Vitelli …
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… A.M. because information contained in a petition for compassionate release under N.J.S.A. 30:4-123.51e, and "comments submitted by a recipient" of the petition "in … to grant qualifying inmates 'compassionate release' regardless of their parole-eligibility date." F.E.D., 469 N.J. …
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… LLC, Defendants, and EXECUTIVE RISK SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY; LEXINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY; ENDURANCE SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD; FIRST … question. Plaintiffs invite us to look to common-law principles regarding what it means to be an employee or independent …
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… court to conduct that hearing and, depending upon the outcome, to determine whether to vacate defendant's conviction. … Jean-Simon and another responding officer, Sergeant Charles Capers, searched the alleyway and backyard of 1207 … under those circumstances he would not "have the requisite possessory or proprietary interest in the property to …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Middlesex County, Docket No. FV-12-0291-21. Joshua D. Altman … On July 30, 2020, plaintiff filed a Domestic Violence Civil Complaint against defendant alleging predicate acts of … (TRO). With respect to the alleged predicate acts, the complaint described that a local newspaper, New Brunswick …
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… opened the matter to provide services to the family. DCPP recommended that Mary and Donna complete psychological evaluations. Donna refused to be … (App. Div. 2011). Notably, the Title Nine proof standard is less stringent than in guardianship cases for the …
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… protections of the federal and state constitutions. Krug committed the crimes for which he is now incarcerated in … determined a substantial likelihood exists that you would commit a new crime if released on parole at this time.” The … that “[a]n inmate shall be released on parole . . . unless new information . . . indicates by a preponderance of …
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… continuous interruptions of the trial, and pernicious and combative conduct throughout the proceedings. Further, … agreement set out, among other things, the firm's fee schedules, staffing policy, and billing policies. Plaintiff also … L. Wikstrom, Esq., and Jeffrey Kampf, Esq., reached the opposite conclusion in a joint report. On April 5, 2021, Judge …
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… public. The State concluded that because defendant “was noncompliant with the officers and his actions placed the … whether the State had changed its mind regarding imposing a lesser sentence for the period of parole ineligibility, … decision that has gone so wide of the mark sought to be accomplished by PTI that fundamental fairness and justice …