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… regarding Joel's unwillingness to resolve the fee issues in mediation. Jennifer has a variety of developmental and … residential treatment facility in Massachusetts, regularly communicated and wanted a relationship with both her … because of his remarriage." In a report to the court, she recommended the appointment of a forensic psychologist …
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… and the sole count in 17-06-0576. The State agreed to recommend 100 months in prison with fifty months of parole … the trunk. Marinho then asked defendant where he was coming from and defendant stated he was coming from his … findings and agree with the judge's legal conclusions. Affirmed. … STATE OF NEW JERSEY VS. HASSAN M. CHERRY (16-02-0280, …
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… 5 A-1723-18T1 application in abeyance pending the outcome of Tretsis' removal appeal. It also expressed concern … Board again relied on N.J.A.C. 17:1-6.2(d). The Board confirmed that it would take no action until receiving proof that … benefits. The term "likewise" used in N.J.A.C. 17:1-6.2(d) points us to the section that precedes it. N.J.A.C. …
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… Exposition Authority [NJSEA] and the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, "the two agencies with the common interest of … to determine if the "minor site improvements" to be performed by Dredge Management constituted a "vital project" … submitted on behalf of the NJSEA, the Attorney General points out the inconsistency of Hartz's position in this …
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… to "defendant" as Nabil Rizkalla. 3 A-5009-18T3 Plaintiff complained of lower back pain and was taken to a local … time of the accident. She received anti- inflammatory pain medication. She was also advised by Dr. Meese of the option … a lack of candor in minimizing her condition. All other points raised on appeal lack sufficient merit to warrant …
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… FOR THE TIME HE SERVED IN CUSTODY PRIOR TO SENTENCING, COMBINED WITH HIS FAILURE TO EXPLAIN TO DEFENDANT THE … an Essex County indictment with first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a) … N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1(a) (count fourteen). The charges stemmed from defendant's alleged involvement in the commission …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1910-18T1 1ST COLONIAL COMMUNITY BANK, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. TRACEY FARKAS, … 2A:15-59.1, the rule and statute that, among other remedies, permit a party to recover counsel fees when an … attorney to argue the motion for plaintiff, who then argued points of law not raised to the trial court prior to the …
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… through its employees, inspected her facility excessively, committed willful misconduct and fabricated violations … immunity defense. There, the plaintiff police officers claimed that a prosecutor and his chief of detectives … To the extent not addressed, plaintiff's remaining points lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion. R. …
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… 26, 2011, defendant approached A.A.1 in Jersey City while armed with a 9mm handgun. Defendant demanded A.A. "give him everything he had." A.A. refused to comply and entered his vehicle in an attempt to leave. … charges. From this record, defendant presents the following points of argument for our consideration. I. THE TRIAL COURT …
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… motion to vacate an order dismissing its legal malpractice complaint against its former attorney, defendant John D. … In September 2012, Kosylo filed a breach of contract complaint on plaintiff's behalf against plaintiff's … concern in applying laches is whether a party has been harmed by the delay." Ibid. (citing Lavin, 90 N.J. at 152-53). …
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… admitted he put his hands around the victim's neck, but claimed he intended only to render her unconscious with a … but sought to prove he lacked the mental state required to commit murder. Defendant presented an expert who opined that … denied tying a belt around the victim's mouth and neck. He points out a police report states residents a few miles from …
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… and Accurso. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-1058. Charles J. Uliano argued … the ALJ's findings of fact and conclusion, and thus affirmed the City's action in removing Hernandez. This appeal … §§ 921-930, does not prohibit him from possessing a gun. He points 8 A-3957-17T1 out that 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9) …
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… Following the accident, plaintiff filed a single count complaint alleging that her injuries were caused by Nelson's … did not participate in the trial court proceedings, and the complaint was dismissed as to him. Defendants filed an … submitted in accordance with R. 4:46- 2(a) "will be deemed admitted . . . unless specifically disputed by citation …
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… intentional infliction of emotional distress, aiding the commission of a tort, and conspiracy, based on defendant's … pursuant to the retainer was a "Motion to Dismiss – Civil Complaint." Paragraph 5 of that retainer, specified that … inequitable to bar ZZR from representing plaintiff. To remedy the prejudice to defendant, the judge instructed ZZR to …
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… In exchange for defendant's plea, the State agreed to recommend a five-year sentence with a three-year period of … from his arrest on the CDS charge. The notice informed the State defendant had filed a written request pursuant … request, arguing the statutory 4 A-5549-17T4 period to commence trial had lapsed.1 After the trial court found the …
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… required plaintiff to enter therapy; 1 Plaintiff informed the court by an April 2018 letter that she resided in … has occurred only there. Child support proceedings also commenced in New Jersey during plaintiff's residence, but … or stayed by the party challenging jurisdiction." Defendant points to an August 4, 2017 order, by a different judge, …
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… BEEN SUPPRESSED BECAUSE THE APPARENT DRUG SALE BY WITTER'S COMPANION DID NOT GIVE THE POLICE PROBABLE CAUSE TO ARREST … warrant a prudent man in believing that the petitioner had committed or was committing an offense." [State v. Contursi, … his drug involvement; and both defendant and codefendant "immediately departed the area upon seeing" the officer, …
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… came out of his home with Martin, but defendant could not "comment" on whether Thomas was forced at gunpoint to lay … crimes, including first -degree kidnapping, first-degree armed robbery, and first-degree carjacking; the judge … prosecutor." Martin said he "was then offered a better recommendation if [he] decided to testify for the prosecutor …
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… filing, defendant provided to the trial court what he claimed was a copy of the document that had been mailed on his … litigant in no way relieve[d] [him] of [his] obligation to comply with . . . court rules . . . ." Venner v. Allstate, … adherence to substantive legal or procedural rules, strict compliance "may not be pursued at the expense of the failure …
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… decision on the petition, the Public Employment Relations Commission noted it has "consistently held that 'the right … N.J. PERC LEXIS 9 at 23 (2016). It also noted it has deemed such assignments mandatorily negotiable when they "primarily affect the working hours, workload, or compensation of employees," Mahwah, 9 N.J.P.E.R. at 3, and …