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… a knowing, intentional control of a designated thing, accompanied by a knowledge of its character. Thus, a defendant … would have been a possibility." The court replied, "we're way beyond that stage." Defendant had not led a law-abiding … factors three, N.J.S.A. 2C:44- 1(a)(3) (risk defendant will commit another offense); six, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(6) (extent …
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… and the child's father and defendant's husband worked together. The child was born in June 2011, and thereafter the … home around 8:00 a.m., and pick the child up on her way home from work in the late afternoon. Thus, the child … putting the child down, his head snapped back, and he went completely limp. Defendant then ran down the hallway with …
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… INDUSTRIES, LLC, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. COLUMBIA CASUALTY COMPANY and ONE BEACON AMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY, … date, plaintiff merged five of the Mirror Image Companies together and renamed the surviving entity "McGraw-Edison … or "uncover[ing] the true meaning of contractual terms." Conway v. 287 Corporate Ctr. Assocs., 187 N.J. 259, 269-70 …
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… the Division filed an order to show cause and verified complaint in the Family Part seeking custody of K.S., J.S., … M.A.G. was in her care, she never put the child "in harm's way." We are not persuaded by these arguments. In addressing … She asserts that her medication sometimes makes her "forget things." There is, however, sufficient credible evidence …
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… "CHANGED CIRCUMSTANCES," NOR WAS THE JUDGE'S RULING ACCOMPANIED BY FINDINGS OF FACT AND LEGAL CONCLUSIONS OR DID … TO FIND THAT THE [DEFENDANT] HAD MISREPRESENTED HIS INCOME AT THE TIME OF THE NEGOTIATION OF THE MARITAL … does not cite to any verifiable actions by the [c]ourt by way of presentation of a transcript. [Plaintiff] asserts …
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… and her daughter Susan Rivas moved to an apartment at New Community Gardens on Morris Avenue in Newark. Defendant, who … examiner, the perpetrator grabbed Spratt by the wrists and compressed her neck with a significant, sustained force. … exited the building pushing the shopping cart. On his way out, 4 A-4706-17T1 defendant told the security guard he …
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… Plaintiff, a sophisticated businessman familiar with both complex legal matters and legal documents, became embroiled … and expenses related to compensation of the arbitrator, the site and any administrative fees. These statements, however, … the retainer agreement. Consequently, the client had no way of gauging whether the arbitrator's fee would be closer …
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… M.G. confirmed his suspicions after visiting Mugshots.com and informed D'Alessio he believed defendant to be the … defendant but was not permitted to reference Mugshots.com. 4 A-1253-17T4 left that its no, it's not." N.R. … if that’s the true color, it will never be him. No way. 99.99999999, about the forty thousand nine's, that's …
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… 2020. Morad "found out that [his] mother . . . had passed away from dysphagia due to anoxic brain injury as per the … were made, or if COVID-19 restrictions prevented him from communicating with RCC by methods other than an in-person … from motorcyclist to quadriplegic wheelchair user in no way diminishes the value and dignity of [the] plaintiff's …
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… Sussex County, Municipal Appeal No. 15-11- 19. George T. Daggett argued the cause for appellant. Jonathan E. McMeen … to lot size, setbacks, land coverage, height, and parking." Com. Realty and Res. Corp. v. First Atl. Props. Co., 235 4 … without permission, and are required to remain three miles away from airports when flying. Gennaro further testified …
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… had no prior accidents. Defendants failed to answer the complaint, and the trial court subsequently entered default … attempted to contact the attorney, but the attorney was away dealing with personal matters. The owner subsequently … motion, and the sins of their attorney should not be visited upon them absent demonstrable prejudice. Goldhaber v. …
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… appeal that evidentiary ruling, the trial proceeded to its completion. Based upon the arresting police officer's … Officer Lynch, defendant did not follow his instructions, swayed 6 A-2286-21 back and forth, and lost her balance. … turn around and take nine heel-to-toe steps back the other way. Officer Lynch then partially demonstrated the test, …
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… the Office of the Public Defender to obtain and pay for the competency evaluation the court determined was required … functioning was in the lower extreme range (composite I.Q. of 56), and he suffered from certain psychological … amendment providing for an examination by DHS, the only way for the court to secure an independent examination in …
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… each victim. In exchange for his pleas, the State recommended that he receive a county jail sentence not to … be serving county jail, versus prison, time under his recommended sentence. In his amended petition, defendant also … of counsel and Slater arguments. However, we part ways with the PCR judge's conclusion that defendant's Slater …
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… and affirm. After the oldest grandchild reported she ran away because defendant abused her grandchildren, the Division … remaining endangering counts. When the judge asked for comment, defendant's counsel contended that if the simple … that reason, respectfully dissent from my colleagues' opposite view. As my colleagues have described, the judge …
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… suspect reportedly fled. Around 6:40 a.m., Officer Hurling commenced "canvassing the yard" in search of "a suspect, any … told him "not to touch anything, leave everything the way it is." At 8:18 a.m., Detective Rudolfo Correia of the … "well-grounded suspicion that a crime has been or is being committed." State v. Nishina, 175 N.J. 502, 515 (2003). …
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… the brief). PER CURIAM New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company (NJM) appeals from a consent order of judgment … Jason. NJM noted that the policy limits had been deposited with the court for that purpose. Astin opposed the … liability limits, and the total amount received by way of settlement or judgment is less than the insured's UIM …
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… to defendant Township of West Milford, dismissing her complaint for damages arising from the extensive personal … the location of the incident when approaching from the opposite direction contained yellow-and-black warning signs. … that they were not attributable to deer or bears in the roadway, Meth did not provide any information about the cause of …
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… to previously using marijuana and cocaine. The CEC recommended, among other things, a substance abuse assessment … cocaine use disorder, and opioid use disorder. PCS recommended that F.A., Sr. attend Giant Steps for substance … feel it was benefiting [him] or helping [him] in any way." Despite the Division's attempts to reengage him, F.A., …
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… shut for ten days following the accident. Plaintiff was a combat Marine who was deployed to Iraq on three occasions … her complaint or that her ability to do so was in any way impeded by her medical or emotional state." Id. at 151. … We are convinced plaintiff's certified notice, together with his moving affidavit and revised affidavit, …