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… child's death. As part of the plea agreement, the State recommended a fifteen-year prison sentence, with eighty-five … 2C:43—7.2, followed by five years of parole supervision. By comparison, the statutory maximum sentence for first-degree … himself out" of the program and discontinued his prescribed medications. In 2008, he "sporadically attended" a PTSD …
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… 28, 2016 adjudication of delinquency for behavior which, if committed by an adult, would constitute fourth-degree … of such proof, the innocence of the defendant is assumed." N.J.S.A. 2C:1-13(a). Juveniles charged with acts of … evidence to support the trial court's determinations. J.F. points out that he made no statements incriminating himself …
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… to suppress evidence seized without a warrant, which formed the evidential basis for the charge. After his motion … point for our consideration: THE STATE FAILED TO PRESENT COMPETENT EVIDENCE TO CORROBORATE ITS CLAIM THAT THE WIRETAP … WITH "DRUG CODE." WITHOUT THIS MISSING LINK, THE COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN FINDING THAT POLICE HAD …
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… accepted the prosecutor's argument that the doctrine of completeness warranted playing the video in full. The judge … questions or statements by the detectives that included comments or opinions relating to the credibility of [the … L.L.M., slip op. at 15-16. Relevant here, defendant claimed "the trial court erred in failing to excise prejudicial …
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… appealed both his convictions and sentence, which we affirmed. Moody, slip op. at 13. Defendant filed a pro se … that his counsel acted outside the range of professional competence." Defendant appeals, arguing: POINT I: MR. MOODY … discretion of trial counsel. See Fritz, 105 N.J. at 54 ("complaints 'merely of matters of trial strategy' will not …
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… problem . . . ." The appellate arbitrator affirmed the award with one modification not pertinent here. The … the first three years of graduate school.1 Plaintiff claimed that the cost was $119,712. Included in this amount … See R. 2:11- 3(e)(1)(E). We add only these brief comments. Defendant did not file an application with the …
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… 3, 2013, plaintiff Francine Gudin filed a one- count complaint against 6108 Hudson Avenue, LLC, and David … accruing from October 19, 2007. Plaintiff filed an amended complaint on October 10, 2014, adding two counts against … to [Rule] 4:24-1(c). Otherwise discovery will be deemed complete on the above date and the case will be …
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… brief). PER CURIAM N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5(j) provides that the commission of certain weapons offenses by a person who has a … to NERA, and NERA was enacted in 1997. Moreover, defendant points out that NERA first listed specific crimes, such as … statute or its history, the trial court appears to have assumed —– mistakenly —– that because a defendant's criminal …
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… see also Pressler & Verniero, Current N.J. Court Rules, comment 5 on R. 2:6-2 (2017) ("It is, of course, clear that an issue not briefed is deemed waived."). 3 A-4972-15T1 The facts are fully set forth … years, the Division attempted to assist defendants in overcoming the conditions that led it to remove their children. …
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… Approximately two months later, defendant received a complaint for divorce forwarded by plaintiff's counsel. Four … and (f), and set aside the MSA. Defendant, however, points out that the motion 4 A-1543-15T4 was filed within … the validity of the MSA. The order directed the parties to mediate custody and parenting-time issues. In his oral …
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… reversal of the fee award, and that the work counsel performed was redundant of that required for the parties' then … in her oral and written decisions. We provide the following comments to amplify our decision solely as to defendant's … due process arguments on that basis alone, for purposes of completeness we consider and reject them on the merits. "Due …
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… OF NEW JERSEY, Respondent-Respondent, and AAUP – BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES OF NEW JERSEY, … On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, PERC No. 2019-031. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT … cause for respondent New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission (Christine Lucarelli, General Counsel, attorney; …
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… Ocean County, Docket No. FV-15-0057-22. Tonacchio, Spina & Compitello, attorneys for appellant (Joseph Compitello, on the briefs). DeNoia, Tambasco & Germann, … of these incidents. 3 A-1175-21 The events of July 2021 formed the basis of the PDVA complaint. Plaintiff testified the …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS January 27, 2023 Via Email and Regular … of full pay during her time of injury or sickness was deemed wage continuation rather than wage replacement, and as … to defendant’s summary judgment motion, plaintiff points out that the exhibits to the Hepp certification, …
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A-29-23 Supplemental Responsive Appellant Brief Letter
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… FAX: (609) 347-6024 Attorney at Law EMAIL: kbonchl@gmslaw.com ~~9),E"4B~RG:ti:)~A.Ci. N.~.HI •: ,G.IJ.;l A … 886-4333 FAX: (609) 886-9441 Please Reply To: www.amslaw.com TAX ID #22-1980737 VINELAND Northfield August 9, 2024 … though later overruled, are law none the less for intermediate transactions .... On the other hand, it may hold ... …
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A-61/62-19 Supplemental Appellant Bergen County Bar Association Responsive Brief
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… Bergen County Bar Association IN RE SUPREME COURT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONAL ETHICS OPINION NO. 735 SUPREME … 2019 DOCKET NO. 083396 Case Type: Civil Agency: Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics REPLY SUPPLEMENTAL BRIEF … standing precedent teaches that the rule (Rule 8.4(c)) is aimed at deliberately deceptive or illegal misconduct . II See …
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… Charges No. 2021-1. In his PCR brief, defendant raised five points, arguing: (1) the non- school-zone offenses were … the PCR court on February 14, 2023, defendant's attorney commented that same day our Supreme Court issued its … their expungement under N.J.S.A. 2C:52-5.1(a)(1)(a). Affirmed. … a2853-22.pdf … A-2853-22 – STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. …
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… August 2021, defendants were advised by the Department of Community Affairs (the "DCA") they were approved for a … it alleged defendants owed $3,120 in back rent in its complaint. Following a bench trial, the court determined … email sent to Koizumi from the DCA, which allegedly confirmed defendants' rent was paid in the amount of $1,040 per …
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… Term (FET). We affirm. In 1990, Rivera left his home, armed with a .22 caliber rifle with a sawed- off stock and … of parole ineligibility. During his incarceration, Rivera committed six institutional infractions. These infractions … are considered the most serious offenses for inmates to commit in prison. See Mejia v. N.J. Dep't of Corr., 446 N.J. …
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… In 2018, plaintiffs Renee and Scott Krampetz filed a medical malpractice action against Brick Women's Physicians, … rendered . . . ." In May 2020, plaintiffs amended the complaint to include negligence claims against defendants … . . . [the medical defendants were] without coverage to compensate for [plaintiffs'] . . . claims . . . ." The …