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… period between his arrest on July 27, 1989 through his assumed release from custody on December 23, 1989. Appellant's … [appellant in the] . . . January 15, 2019 [decision], to be complete and accurate." The Administrator further informed … his sentences under Indictment Nos. 1267 and 1947 when computing his PED. "[A] presumption of reasonableness …
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… Vasquez, but then "spun right in front of [him, and began] coming straight in [his] direction, coming quick." Because … cigarette. The police contacted Vasquez, who confirmed that these items did not belong to him. The police took … bodily injury." Before us, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN …
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… On the night of September 4, 2010, defendant and an accomplice, Larry Austin, approached a group of five people … contended that "[d]efendant's single act was that of accomplice" and that his "crime and objective were one in the … five." 5 A-0767-19T1 We rejected these arguments and affirmed. Regarding the Yarbough argument, we stated: Defendant …
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… 1, 2019 Family Part order entered following an ability to comply hearing, compelling his incarceration NOT FOR … or workers compensation; whether the obligor has medical insurance; the obligor's monthly expenses for … appeal followed. On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: ARGUMENT 1 THE TRIAL COURT …
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… a teenage son who lives with plaintiff. Plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce in 2014. On August 21, 2017, one month … in [a]ccounting. Starting in 2007, she and her husband formed a transportation business. Both sides testified … by at least five . . . different attorneys at various points throughout this matrimonial matter[.] 8 A-0293-19 The …
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… is insufficient evidence supporting the court's findings he committed the predicate act of harassment and an FRO is … share two children, ages eleven and nine. Plaintiff filed a complaint seeking a domestic violence restraining order … a temporary restraining order (TRO) against defendant.3 Immediately prior to the start of trial on plaintiff's request …
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… denying her motion to recuse the family judge. We have affirmed that order in a separate opinion under docket number … . . . gives me a decision, so the orders do not become interlocutory, and block my appeal rights." She also … ago that led to his supervised parenting time, and then a complete shut-down of the parenting time, nothing. 8 …
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… At the time, defendant was not speeding, nor did he commit any other traffic violations. 3 A-2271-18 … the vehicle, he smelled "a strong odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle." Principato made contact … with defendant, the sole occupant of the vehicle, who informed him that he did not have his license. After defendant …
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… in Judge Grimbergen's decision. We add the following comments. The Division assumed custody of Mark and his four half-siblings from their … first of many substance abuse programs. Defendant failed to complete any of these programs. Throughout the years that …
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… and repair estimates for both vehicles; (3) plaintiff's medical records; (4) the pleadings; and (5) answers to … in favor of defendant. On appeal, plaintiff argues three points: Dr. Wordeman's expert opinion testimony should have … A determination on the admissibility of expert evidence is committed to the sound discretion of the trial court. …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4635-19 LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY and CONSTANCE BRAXTON, Plaintiffs-Respondents/ … cause for respondents/cross-appellants (Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons, attorneys; Michael A. Roter, on the briefs). … in contact" with defendant's car. She further averred, "[i]mmediately after the impact, [she] peered into the black car …
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… Borough when it refused to provide him and his family with medical benefits after he had left his employment. Plaintiff … summary judgment to the Borough and dismissing plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. We affirm. The indisputable … summary judgment to the Borough, and dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. The court explained its reasons …
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… of their health care benefit premiums based on annual income. N.J.S.A. 52:14-17.28(c). Included in Chapter 78 is … 2011 began to retire. Among the retirees were the nine named Union members who are plaintiffs in this lawsuit. … City as expressed in the 2018-2021 CNA. The City's verified complaint and order to show cause followed, as did the …
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… from his UN pension. Id. at 5. In Mandeng I we affirmed the Probate Part's declaration that Elizabeth, not … Id. at 12 n.1. In due course, plaintiff filed a palimony complaint, which was dismissed because the Family Part judge … plaintiff's complaint. Plaintiff raises the following points on appeal: I. THE LOWER COURT ABUSED ITS DISCRETION …
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… house. When officers noticed blood on his pants, B.T.L. claimed that J.N. broke a glass during the argument and he was … the hearing in 1 We refer to appellant by his initials in compliance with Administrative Directive #19-9, "Guidelines … arrest and charge upon a showing of good cause and a compelling need where the records are the subject of …
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… ROBYN KELLY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. RWJ BARNABAS HEALTH/ COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER, Defendant-Respondent. … Kelly appeals from a February 25, 2021 order dismissing her complaint with prejudice. We affirm. Our review of the …
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… order granting the summary judgment dismissal of his complaint against defendant Marriott International, Inc. We … Le Meridien or the Hotel), a hotel in Saudi Arabia. In his complaint, plaintiff alleges that defendant owned, operated, … In addition, defendant submitted an affidavit from Ahmed Hozaien, an area vice president for Marriott. In the …
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… A. Introduction. B. Defendant Was Not Properly Informed Of Her Sentence As Part Of The Plea Bargain. C. Contrary … and N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(b)(1), with the State's agreement to recommend a sentence in the third-degree range and dismiss the … defendant stated she 4 A-4100-19 understood the State's recommendation that being sentenced in the third-degree range …
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… residence turned up the driver's house keys, and a communication data warrant for defendant's cell phone … to 1 Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966). 4 A-0404-19 recommend defendant be sentenced as a second-degree offender … truthful testimony against [Masiello]." Judge Reed confirmed defendant understood he was waiving his right to …
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… defendant's motion to vacate. We reverse. I Defendant, comprised of two members, Oscar Peralta and Christopher … Township, consisting of two residential units and two commercial units, by virtue of a May 3, 2013 deed, recorded … would enable it to pay property taxes. Neuert also claimed "[i]t was not until after the entry of the [f]inal …