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… Murtha detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from defendant's breath. Another officer arrived and … of Title 39. He had a duty consistent with the police community caretaking function to pass on that information to … 197 N.J. 207, 215 (2008), the judge found that Bentler communicated a commonly understood condition, a drunken …
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… Judge Toto's written opinion of December 12, 2016, which accompanied his order of the same date denying defendant PCR. …
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… Estes argued the cause for appellant (Mazie Slater Katz & Freeman, LLC, attorneys; Eric D. Katz, of counsel and on the … Law Division order dismissing with prejudice plaintiff's complaint against its former attorneys, defendants Brach … an integration clause. 3 A-4960-16T4 Pursuant to the Community Health Care Assets Protection Act, N.J.S.A. …
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… condition of which was enrollment in and successful completion of Drug Court. On April 23, 1999, the judge … beg[an] deporting people to Cuba." 3 A-2546-17T3 failed to comply with Rule 3:9-2. See ibid. (providing, among other … answer to question #17 on the then-current plea form compelled an evidentiary hearing on his petition for …
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… Insurance Fund (NJIIF), the Borough's insurer, filed a complaint against defendants alleging they breached the … clause. It appeals from the Law Division's dismissal of its complaint on summary judgment, arguing that the court erred … remand, the court acquitted Selecky, and Rachmiel filed the complaint for malicious prosecution on her behalf. The …
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… as well as the charges in an unrelated indictment, and to recommend concurrent five-year terms of imprisonment with a … Graves Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6(1). The State also agreed to recommend that the sentence would run concurrent to any … because it would not have changed the ultimate outcome. The judge determined that defendant's argument that …
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… 2003. Donchev was employed by D.N. DeSimone Construction Company, Inc. (DND) at the time of his injury. Defendant was president of DND, and hired the company to complete several projects at his home, including … to simply insist repeatedly that those issues be revisited is inappropriate and can't be allowed to go on …
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… (Mellon). On December 8, 2017, Mellon filed a foreclosure complaint against defendants.2 On December 12, 2017, Mellon served defendants with the complaint. Defendants never filed a responsive pleading. On … standing to proceed with the foreclosure action and the complaint must be dismissed." Ibid. (quoting Ford, 418 N.J. …
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… accusation. In the plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend an aggregate sentence of five years in prison with … In the related plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend that defendant be sentenced to three years in prison. The State also agreed to recommend that the sentence run concurrent to defendant's …
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… JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3565-16T3 CODDINGTON COMMUNITIES, LLC, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. MCDONFEN, LLC, … 2017, judgment requiring him to pay plaintiff Coddington Communities, LLC $4730.38 in unreturned deposit money from a … the parties was between "McDonfen, L.L.C."2 and "Coddington Communities, LLC and Builder Marketing Services, or …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2412-17T2 IN RE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO CARRY A HANDGUN OF MARK CHEESEMAN. ——————————————— Submitted October 22, 2018 – Decided Before Judges Gooden Brown and Rose. On appeal from the Superior …
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… Judge John T. Kelley entered the order and rendered a comprehensive oral decision setting forth, in great detail, … THE STRENGTHS OF THE STATE'S CASE, HE REJECTED THE PLEA RECOMMENDATION AND INSTEAD PROCEEDED TO TRIAL, SUBSEQUENTLY …
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… and had no alcohol in his blood. The officer and his tour commander then decided to call in a drug recognition expert … the establishment of probable cause is attributed to the complexity of the situation and the reasonable allocation of …
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… 2, 2004. Broadway used the mortgage funds to purchase a commercial property in Westwood. Defendant Robert Schroeder … against them.2 Steven filed a contesting answer to the complaint, and alleged that even though his mortgage was … to defendant. Plaintiff filed an amended foreclosure complaint because it had mistakenly failed to identify its …
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… Abuse Research Education and Service Institute, conducted a comprehensive 1 The Division is now known as the Division of … Indeed, defendant never claimed that someone else had committed the crimes for which he was convicted. As noted, …
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… experts. Though she noted that "none of the three experts recommended reunification at this time and each acknowledged … services for her; however, her history is one of poor compliance." He continued that "she remains much too …
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… Following the primary obligor's default on a $3,750,000 commercial mortgage modification note to plaintiff, Parke … appeals from an April 15, 2016 "Order for Payments out of Income." He argues the order violated statutory restrictions … a judgment creditor can execute on a limited liability company member's transferrable interest and also violates …
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… Elar Realty Co., appeals from the dismissal of its complaint on summary judgment granted in favor of defendants … against assignment and recognized each party's ability to freely assign its interest in the agreement. Specifically, … was enforceable and that plaintiff's contract with ERL was freely assignable are unassailable under the facts presented …
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… arbitrator. They interviewed several candidates, and after completing those interviews, the parties selected Mr. … retain him. In February 2009, defendant filed a motion to compel arbitration, appoint a new arbitrator plus an … In April 2009, the judge (1) granted defendant's motion to compel arbitration; (2) appointed Barry Kaufman, Esq. as a …
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… a guilty adjudication and imposing sanctions for Reed's commission of prohibited acts *.306, disrupting or … a defense. Regarding prohibited act *.306, Reed claimed he complied with the officers' instructions. He also asserted … of the hearing officer." On appeal, Reed reargues the same points he asserted in Reed I. Because we rejected Reed's …