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… a violation of probation (VOP) because defendant failed to comply with the terms of his supervision. Because of his … for Drug Court. On June 8, 2020, a Treatment Assessment Services for the Courts (TASC) evaluation was conducted, and … that he or she does not satisfy all the statutory prerequisites for special probation." Id. at ___ (slip op. at 5). …
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… Livingston Mall Venture (LMV) dismissing his complaint in lieu of prerogative writs in its entirety. We … then commissioned a traffic study to consider the impact of future development within the D-S District. The study … provided any restaurant within the zone would be a "full-service establishment" rather than a fast-food chain. On …
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… (collectively, defendants). Plaintiffs essentially complain that defendants unduly delayed paying insurance … the note and mortgage to Wilmington and Selene became the servicer of the loan. Consequently, the initial insurance … account. The express language of the mortgage refutes that claim. Paragraph 5 of the mortgage provides, in …
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… v. Silver, 387 N.J. Super. 112 (App. Div. 2006), was incomplete and failed to consider the relevant N.J.S.A. … to an individual's business reputation, the court nevertheless found that plaintiff established those predicate acts … that given "the pride that [plaintiff] has . . . in the services that he offers [and] the pride that he has in his …
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… v. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, OFFICE OF THE STATE COMPTROLLER, and JOSHUA LICHTBLAU, Defendants-Respondents. … all State agencies that provide and administer Medicaid services and programs." Ibid., n.11. 4 A-4427-18 charged." … but the Comptroller was not aware cases were settling at less than the full amount. Plaintiff claims defendant told …
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… remote access to data on MDTs. It includes records from computer-aided dispatch reports; police, fire, and emergency medical services; National Crime Information Center Data (NCIC); … omitted), as well as the application of legal principles to such factual findings, State v. Harris, 181 N.J. 391, …
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… for the occurrence of those events. These causes are compared to the available evidence. Dr. Gushue stated that … defendant's arrival could not be ruled out. Following the service of his report, Dr. Gushue was deposed for more than … on any factual evidence. However, Dr. Gushue's opinion discrediting Nowacki's testimony that plaintiff rolled off …
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… Thompson, and defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, 2C:15-2(a) (count one); … In exchange for his guilty plea and his agreement to give complete and truthful testimony against the remaining … of a GMC Suburban driving suspiciously up and down the aisles of the mall parking lot. Lieutenant Corino requested …
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… Roberts, and defendant with second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, 2C:15-2(a) (count one); … In exchange for his guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a thirty-year prison term with thirty years of … of a GMC Suburban driving suspiciously up and down the aisles of the mall parking lot. Lieutenant Corino requested …
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… for benefits during that period due to her failure to comply with reporting requirements in accordance with the … on an unpublished decision, which in accordance with our rules has no precedential value. R. 1:36-3. 9 A- 5896-17T3 … in order to provide: (1) Notice of the benefits and services available pursuant to the provisions of this . . . …
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… action, plaintiffs Heather Alper and Lucas Alper filed a complaint against defendants, alleging that Wolfson … a 529 plan . . . designed . . . to encourage saving for the future qualified higher education expenses of a … children's UESP accounts and, without authorization, deposited the funds first into Simon's personal account and then …
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… of his motion to suppress evidence seized in a warrantless search, defendant Born I. Graham was found guilty by a … certifications, as well as two positive evaluations from in-service trainings, both just weeks before this stop, were … the number of field sniffs he had performed, including any comparison of the dog's positive indications to "finds." …
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… property owner is Islamic Center. The first floor houses commercial tenants, and the remainder of the property serves … blocked members of Islamic Center from worshipping at daily services. Salahuddin 's actions required police intervention … a secular one, capable of review by a civil court, or an ecclesiastical one about discipline, faith, internal …
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… JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1204-18T1 LAWYERS COMMITTEE FOR 9/11 INQUIRY, a PA Nonprofit Corporation, … the commanding officer of NJSP's Forensic and Technical Services Section, Lieutenant Thomas J. Cavallo learned that … requests, all to no avail. Plaintiff offers no proof to refute defendants' certifications. Instead plaintiff …
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… business under the tradename TWC Healthclub (the Club) in a commercial building in Maplewood. On February 12, 2019, he … a police report stating that an undercover officer visited the Club on December 3, 2019, and was offered a … the fact that the Club is not permitted to provide massage services without a permit; and (4) prohibits defendants from …
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… Grace E. Kelly argued the cause for appellant (Legal Services of Northwest Jersey, attorneys; Grace E. Kelly, on … . limited evidence . . . and such speculative harm." Nonetheless, it awarded Joseph temporary sole physical custody of … opportunity to speak, requested the matter be placed on the complex track, but was rebuffed: [COUNSEL]: [I]n order for …
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… here, is an offender whose last of two prior crimes was committed or when the offender's "last release from … to show he was last released from confinement following his service of a thirty-month prison term in Florida in 2009 are … because those materials were inadmissible under the rules of evidence and not "Shepard-approved,"3 citing Kirkland …
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… after he began dating Hannah. When they were dating, Ben visited Hannah twice a week, dined with her and Mariah, and … and the officers asked Ben to step out of the car. Ben complied, but was "very slow and sluggish . . . ." According … Mariah. Galloway, 133 N.J. at 661. Having reviewed the unrefuted testimony regarding the extent and nature of the …
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… but the prosecutor objected. Thereafter, defendant moved to compel his admission into PTI. Following a hearing, the … criminal prosecution by receiving early rehabilitative services expected to deter future criminal behavior." State v. Nwobu, 139 N.J. 236, 240 …
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… and voluntary and that defendant was satisfied with the services that had been provided by counsel. The judge also … the plea colloquy, rather than recite the consequences of a future DWI offense,2 the judge instead essentially … not be charged as a second or subsequent offender in the complaint made against him in order to render him liable to …