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… did not want to "drive with it." Malaker texted she felt uncomfortable "doing it" in front of others, and asked if she … Only free morphine was found in Malaker, which could have come from heroin, or morphine itself – Dr. Shaikh did not … system had a synergistic effect. He agreed that the "combination of the[] four drugs [in his system] . . . caused …
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… requiring "an owner of rental property which has become the source of at least two substantiated complaints to post a bond or equivalent security to compensate for any future damage or expense 4 A-0456-19 …
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… at Mitchell, and ordered him to exit. Heeding Muhammad's command, Mitchell began to open the passenger door, where a … Judge Rodriguez denied defendants' petitions. In a comprehensive written decision filed August 8, 2018, the … State v. Fritz, 105 N.J. 42, 49-53 (1987), or that the outcome would have been different without the purported …
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… domestic violence because there was no proof that he would commit physical violence against plaintif f. After carefully … under N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4 the court found that defendant had committed. To the extent the trial court may have relied on … December 2018, plaintiff agreed to dismiss that initial TRO complaint and the parties entered into a consent order for …
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… February 28, 2020 judgment following a bench trial in this commercial landlord-tenant dispute. We affirm in part, and … remand for the reasons that follow. Plaintiff owns a vacant commercial property in Saddle Brook. The premises consist of two partitioned commercial spaces, a 7,200-square-foot Bennigan's franchise …
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… two Ferraris to a function at the Meadowlands Sports Complex when defendant's red Ferrari crossed the … witness in defendant's trial, in exchange for the State's recommendation that he be sentenced in the third-degree to a … up to eighteen months for a fourth-degree crime. [State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 72 (2014) (second alteration in …
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… M. Dexter, of counsel and on the brief). PER CURIAM In this complicated commercial litigation, defendant Alliance Healthcare Inc. … option was valid from May 2 to July 1, 2016. The proposed commercial lease, if the option was exercised, provided that …
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… heard, however, because defendant was determined to be incompetent. The competency finding delayed sentencing for more than three years. After eventually declaring defendant competent, Judge Daniel imposed an aggregate 1 Co-defendant …
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… EVIDENTIARY HEARING, WAS REVERSIBLE ERROR WHICH WAS LATER COMPOUNDED BY THE TRIAL COURT’S REFUSAL TO ADMINISTER 3 … of Discretion. B. The Erroneous Admission of the Video Was Compounded [b]y the Trial Court’s Refusal, In Spite of the … RIGHT TO PRESENT A DEFENSE AND VIOLATED THE RULE OF COMPLETENESS. For the reasons that follow, we hold the trial …
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… pleaded guilty at the status conference with a "[r]ecommended sentence by the State [of] probation with no jail … to the third-degree shoplifting charge with the State's recommendation of probation with no jail time concurrent to … with somebody in more detail? A. No. In his certification accompanying his verified petition, defendant avers he didn't …
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… SNOW PLOWING, STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY and CLG BROADWAY, LLC, Defendants-Respondents. … (Youssef) and Faten Youssef's (together, "plaintiffs") complaint. We also vacated an order directing that Shri-Ram … decision on the issues presented on remand. 4 A-3903-18 The complaint alleges plaintiff Youssef slipped, fell, and …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2750-23 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF J.M.B., SVP-358-04.1 Submitted September 8, … and his victims because records pertaining to civil commitment proceedings under the SVPA are deemed … April 3, 2024 order continuing his involuntary civil commitment to the Special Treatment Unit ("STU") pursuant to …
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… Hyer appeals from successive orders dismissing her complaint with prejudice for failure to obey court orders … the [a]rt [c]lassroom," purportedly causing plaintiff to become "extremely ill." 4 A-2074-23 In July 2020, plaintiff filed a complaint and amended complaint against defendants. …
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… and elected not to challenge the requested counsel fees and commissions, we affirm. I. A. On June 3, 2012, Taylor … appellant, on behalf of Taylor's estate, filed a verified complaint in the Law Division against Nicotra as the … account." During this time period, Nicotra filed a separate complaint on behalf of Murphy's estate seeking to identify …
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… determine that the 3 A-2554-23 remaining counts of the complaint were properly dismissed by the trial court on … lifting the house to meet FEMA flood standards, and completing exterior renovations. In November 2014, the City … certification by Cappuccio. By August 2015, the work was completed, and the City issued a certificate of occupancy. …
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… George Alverio, later identified in this opinion, share a common surname. For clarity we refer to these parties by … for a new trial. I. On April 9, 2019, plaintiff filed a complaint under the New Jersey Survivor's Act, N.J.S.A. … a dangerous condition of public property under the TCA. The complaint alleged that NJ Transit negligently operated the …
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… September 21, 1995, Patricia Wisniewski (Patricia) filed a complaint for injunctive relief against her brothers Norbert … Frank) regarding the acquisition of certain property by a company shared by all three. Norbert filed a complaint on January 31, 1996, against his siblings, …
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… requiring "an owner of rental property which has become the source of at least two substantiated complaints to post a bond or equivalent security to compensate for any future damage or expense 4 A-0456-19 …
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… EVIDENTIARY HEARING, WAS REVERSIBLE ERROR WHICH WAS LATER COMPOUNDED BY THE TRIAL COURT’S REFUSAL TO ADMINISTER 3 … of Discretion. B. The Erroneous Admission of the Video Was Compounded [b]y the Trial Court’s Refusal, In Spite of the … RIGHT TO PRESENT A DEFENSE AND VIOLATED THE RULE OF COMPLETENESS. For the reasons that follow, we hold the trial …
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… pleaded guilty at the status conference with a "[r]ecommended sentence by the State [of] probation with no jail … to the third-degree shoplifting charge with the State's recommendation of probation with no jail time concurrent to … with somebody in more detail? A. No. In his certification accompanying his verified petition, defendant avers he didn't …