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… against Mario as co-trustee of the CHRT via verified complaint, alleging Mario's "actions and omissions [were] … of" the CHRT. Carlene filed an amended verified complaint and order to show cause, asking the court to … Revocable Trust." This appeal followed. Mario raises two points for our consideration: I. AS A PUBLIC POLICY …
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… . . . on the wall." As members of the group "stood up" to comply with this command, Jimenez saw defendant "simultaneously adjust[ing] … entered an order denying the motion. In an oral opinion accompanying his order, the judge found "Detective Jimenez …
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… sufficient to undermine confidence in the 7 A-2229-22 outcome.'" Gideon, 244 N.J. at 550-51 (alteration in original) … constitutionally ineffective performance affected the outcome of the plea process.'" State v. Hooper, 459 N.J. Super. … substantially for the reasons set forth in Judge Joyce's comprehensive opinion. Affirmed. … STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. …
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… denial. The ALJ found the "[petitioner] substantially complied with all regulations and directives of the case … ALJ's initial determinations that: petitioner substantially complied with the case worker's request; and petitioner's … To receive federal funding, the State of New Jersey must comply with all federal statutes and regulations. Harris v. …
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… 30, 2017, plaintiff and her husband Vito J. Barone filed a complaint against defendant John W. Ager III, alleging that … of the 'Verbal Threshold ,' N.J.S.[A]. 39:6A-8." After the completion of the discovery period, which had been extended … if she understood "in order for [the new doctor] to come in and testify 1 The court adjourned the trial once in …
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… and age of defendant (factor three); the desire of the complainant or victim to forego prosecution (factor four); … because of the serious need to deter individuals from committing crimes such as the ones here. In considering … the prosecutor considered, weighed and balanced the requisite factors, including the facts and circumstances of the …
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… February 14, 2022, plaintiff L.G. filed a domestic violence complaint seeking entry of an FRO against defendant. … a dating relationship when, on February 28, 2021, defendant committed the predicate acts of assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1, … who is a friend of both plaintiff and defendant. In the complaint, plaintiff answered "no" to the question of …
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… a juvenile adjudication of delinquency for conduct that, if committed by an adult, would constitute the third-degree … police officer further investigated the matter. He visited J.S.'s residence, spoke to J.S.'s family members and, … is supported in the record as a whole. Finally, J.S. points to the recognition that juveniles are more reckless …
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… its course and had ended amicably. After six months without communication, defendant contacted plaintiff by phone and … . . . and . . . very odd." Plaintiff testified he was "completely caught off guard" by defendant's communications and was "in constant bewilderment by the …
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… date for the summary ejectment action. In its verified complaint for ejectment, supported by the certification of … lease with defendant, she never paid it rent or other compensation, and she was essentially an "illegal squatter." … for a stay. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE TRIAL COURT LACKED …
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… squarely addressed the operation issue. The hearing commenced with the prosecutor explaining to the court that … charge, causing the State to offer a favorable sentencing recommendation 3 A-1105-23 to defendant in exchange for a … prejudice. Defendant has similarly failed to make the requisite showing that plea counsel's performance, shrouded in …
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… plaintiff's motion. On November 28, 2020, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant asserting a single cause of … for and attend the deposition. After discovery was completed, the parties participated in an unsuccessful … difficulty of the questions involved, and the skill requisite to perform the legal services properly; (2) the …
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… (1) untimely and prejudicial; (2) excessive; and (3) not in compliance with this court's directives on remand. We reject … The contract work and some additional renovation work was completed. In December 2016, plaintiff sent defendants a … the additional work. The jury also found that plaintiff had committed violations of regulations issued under the CFA, …
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… adjudicated delinquent eleven times for offenses that if committed by an adult would be aggravated assault, simple … to three terms of probation and violated probation twice by committing new offenses. As an adult, Roundtree was … administrative segregation, and the loss of 3,075 days of commutation credits. The panel questioned Roundtree about …
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… two back. The suspect was not responsive to the officers' commands. The suspect bent down to pick up an object[,] … was going to run over petitioner. Petitioner heard shots coming past [his head]. He next recalled being on the other … achieve the important assurance that the traumatic event posited as the basis for an accidental disability pension is …
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… After speaking with defendant, a crisis screener recommended that she seek an evaluation at Carrier Clinic … behavioral health center. Defendant discussed this recommendation with her mother. Eventually, she agreed to … mother was removed, defendant became extremely angry and combative. Defendant testified that she was shocked when …
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… following oral argument. Later, she issued an order accompanied by a written statement of reasons. The judge … marital home in this case, and applied the rule. Defendant points out that Rule 5:7-4 since has been amended to exclude … reaching their decisions clearly incorporates an equitable component"). Obviously, "[t]he Family Part is a court of …
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… colloquy and sentencing, neither defendant nor the State commented on the expungement of any convictions. Defendant … judge, citing Rule 1:6-6, determined that defendant was not competent to testify as to what counsel may or may not have … had possession of the temporary restraining order, the complaints, and the warrants, and the victim's statement to …
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… for several such programs. Defendant did manage to complete a job training program and a parenting program … him copies of court reports and updates. When defendant complained he was not receiving court papers, 5 A-5979-17T1 … prison and could assume custody. The brother, however, visited Robby only five times over the course of seven months …
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… Indictment No. 10-02-0238 with third-degree conspiracy to commit burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2 (count … residential home burglaries and related crimes that were committed in 2009. Defendant was charged alone in counts … IS, THE VALUE OF THE STOLEN ITEM WAS LESS THAN $200 – AND COMPOUNDED THE ERROR BY CHARGING A LESSER-INCLUDED OFFENSE …