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… in proceeding on what Clifford claims was a "confusing" complaint; denied his right to cross-examine; mistakenly … adequate explanation. And he argues his domestic-violence complaint was erroneously dismissed. We reject all … FEES WERE INAPPROPRIATE. We find insufficient merit in Points I through VII to warrant further discussion in a …
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… from a judgment of conviction entered after a jury found he committed one count of second-degree NOT FOR PUBLICATION … control traffic at a road construction project within the community. The construction area was illuminated by existing … the construction company. When the officer arrived at the site, he parked his marked vehicle with its lights flashing …
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… of the public in which police ask questions and do not compel an individual to answer." State v. Rosario, 229 N.J. …
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… [she] attempted to seek information regarding [her] civil complaints against . . . defendants[, but her] requests for … this has created a significant additional level of complexity – because although she would like to return to … you safe. And that's why I became an informant. But the opposite happened here." On November 23, 2016, plaintiff moved …
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… motion for summary judgment dismissing his slip and fall complaint. Plaintiff alleges he slipped and fell in the … the club that day. He asserted, in an affidavit, that he visited the locker room in the morning, to use the toilet and … 5 A-3454-15T2 On appeal, plaintiff presents the following points for our consideration: A. Summary Judgment Standard. …
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… possession of his signed written consent form to search his computer and camera that did not check the box waiving his … of him "a consent form to search his house for . . . a computer and a camera." Defendant asserted that he signed … a forgery, and that the defendant's consent to search was freely given and likely included a waiver of his right to be …
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… children in turn acted out themselves. Defendant failed to comply with recommendations for treatment, to complete … presence, leading to termination of visitation. She last visited the children under the auspices of Catholic Charities … more harm than good," N.J.S.A. 30:4C- 15.1(a)(4). Defendant points to her children's continuing bond with her. We do not …
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… failed to appear for sentencing the previous week. It then commenced an investigation, which initially consisted of … defendant and to assure that the onus placed on commercial sureties is not so great as to risk the 6 … the fugitive defendant. . . . 2. Whether the applicant is a commercial bondsman. 3. The degree of surety's supervision …
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… as a third-degree crime. The prosecutor agreed to recommend a three-year sentence subject to the No Early … Yes [By Defense Counsel]: Q Okay. So how do you plead to committing a second-degree aggravated assault to be … sufficient factual basis for the plea and that "it was made freely, voluntarily, without coercion[,] with a full …
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… argues the court erred by rejecting his contention that the complaint was filed beyond the limitations period and by … payments. On March 4, 2016, plaintiff filed a foreclosure complaint. Following defendant's filing of a contesting … 'shall not be commenced following the earliest of' three points in time." Weiner, __ N.J. Super. at __ (slip op. at. …
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… Pursuant to a negotiated plea agreement, the State recommended that the court sentence defendant to a five-year … The police saw defendant at the scene of the fire accompanied by a friend named 4 A-0905-17T4 Stephanie Green. … she pled guil ty to an accusation that charged her with committing second degree arson under N.J.S.A. 2C:17-1(a). In …
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… attend individual counseling and medication monitoring, and comply with recommendations, all of which were unsuccessful. Nonetheless, … tie" to Allie. On this appeal, Allie raises the following points for our consideration: I. THE LOWER COURT ERRED IN …
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… of the bag "sticking into his pants."1 Gregus said it was "common for drug dealers to . . . conceal drugs inside their … observations of the character and demeanor of witnesses and common human experience that are not transmitted by the … apprehend and arrest any disorderly person or any person committing a breach of the peace." Under the statute's plain …
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… defendant to place his hands on a nearby fence. Defendant complied. The other man voluntarily put his hands on the … Smell Of Marijuana Provided Probable Cause That Defendant Committed A Crime, He Should Have Been Issued A Summons And … probable cause 'that a criminal offense ha[s] been committed and that additional contraband might be present.'" …
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… New Jersey Department of Corrections (DOC) finding that he committed prohibited act *.009, "misuse, possession, … sale, or intent to distribute or sell, an electronic communication device, equipment, or peripheral that is … days in the Restorative Housing Unit, 240 days of loss of commutation time credits, 365 days loss of contact visits, …
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… request. The court-appointed appraisal firm (Renwick) completed its report in December 2019. The report estimated … standard, the court found plaintiff failed to present "competent evidence" not considered by the court under the … are 'manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… No. L-0921-19. Richard Greisberg, appellant pro se. Giblin, Combs, Schwartz, Cunningham & Scarpa, attorneys for … plaintiff appeals an October 30, 2019 order dismissing his complaint for failure to serve an affidavit NOT FOR … main contention is that an AOM was unnecessary because the common knowledge doctrine applies. The judge disagreed and …
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… strategy fails to obtain for a defendant the optimal outcome is insufficient to show that counsel was ineffective. … errors must create a "reasonable probability" that the outcome of the proceedings would have been different if counsel … the doctor, who was currently under indictment, would have compromised credibility." 6 A-5519-18T1 counsel advised him …
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… the State to enter graphic photographs of the victim, committed reversible error by instructing the jury that … trial counsel's deficient performance affected the outcome of his trial was "at least as plausible" as the … hearing because "it [was] imperative in this PCR to complete the record and have [defendant] and counsel testify …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1518-18T1 LANCE BROWN, Complainant-Appellant, v. RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF … Vacant positions are typically posted on Rutgers's website for a minimum of five business days; applications must … This appeal followed. On appeal, Brown raises the following points for our consideration: 7 A-1518-18T1 I. AFTER …