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… defendant's arguments at length. We add the following comments. Rule 7:6-2(b) provides "[a] motion to withdraw a … In State v. Slater, our Supreme Court "distill[ed] . . . common principles to help trial courts assess plea … laws is designed to deter and prevent such foreseeable tragedies. We see nothing inappropriate in a sentencing judge …
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… assumed that he was being terminated and returned the company keys, but failed to meet with the employer. … reviewing the factual findings made in an unemployment compensation proceeding, the test is not whether [we] would come to the same conclusion if the original determination …
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… January 25, 2016, the State of New Jersey filed a verified complaint in the Law Division, Special Civil Part, seeking … of $2,430 and $2512 in United States currency. The complaint alleged that on October 26, 2015, Flemmings was … Although we could dismiss the appeal for failure to comply with our order, we address the propriety of the …
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… parked car, the detectives observed a cloud of white smoke coming from its open windows. The officers also smelled an … The detectives also searched the vehicle's passenger compartment, finding (1) a digital scale, with marijuana … had removed all of the marijuana found in the passenger compartment. Because of the discovery of the scale and the …
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… May 29, 2020 incident, plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint and obtained a temporary restraining order (TRO). She later amended the complaint. Plaintiff alleged she went to defendant's … not relevant to this appeal. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: I. DEFENDANT'S ACTION IN PUSHING AWAY …
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… issue." Allstars Auto Grp., Inc. v. N.J. Motor Vehicle Comm'n, 234 N.J. 150, 158 (2018) (alteration in original) … N.J.S.A. 18A:66-8(a)(1) to (2) because a non-renewal is encompassed by the "without personal fault" grounds 7 … or non-certificated . . . employee only upon the recommendation of the chief school administrator" and "[a] …
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… the child. The judge also denied the father's request to become the primary custodial parent , but did order … school to earn a skills certification which he intended to complete by September 2021. In connection with the aspects … Rules 5:5-2 and -3. However, the parties' CIS forms were incomplete, and, among other things, did not include fully …
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… Department of Corrections (Department), which found that he committed prohibited act *.005, threatening another with … prompting Sergeant E. Cascarelli1 to issue numerous oral commands for him to cease moving and to keep his head down. … This appeal followed in which Wroten raises two points. First, he appears to challenge the sufficiency of …
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… search and seizure of the handgun was permissible under the community-caretaker exception and the Terry doctrine.2 … these events acting in concert gave rise to the officer's community[- ]caretaking role. Additionally, . . . the … abandon their own safety while reasonably engaged in . . . community[-]caretaking activity. Regarding the application …
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… Yes. Counsel: And that was for the purpose of being able to commit a theft from the store? Defendant: Yes. Counsel: You … incarceration and who satisfy the nine separate factors embodied in N.J.S.A. 2C:35-14(a), are assigned to Track 1 and … of denying defendant admission into drug court. Defendant points out that he pled guilty to second-degree robbery, …
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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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… 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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… wrongdoing by her son and testified that plaintiff had become upset and had struck her son at which point she … to get out of her home. She also testified that she accompanied her son to plaintiff's mother's home to ensure … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… an order to show cause and dismissing with prejudice their complaint against the Elizabeth Board of Education (Board) … later, the parents, now represented by counsel, requested a complete copy of their son's student records from the … the parents did not file a motion in the OAL proceeding to compel discovery. On September 30 and October 7, 2020, the …
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… report of "a male 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a) provides: A person commits an offense if he [or she] purposely obstructs, … other than an official duty, or any other means of avoiding compliance with law without affirmative interference with … made any showing of a 'fundamental injustice' . . . to overcome this bar." II. On appeal, defendant presents the …
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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. A-1987-17T4 JAMES MURRAY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. (1) COMCAST CORP., a Pennsylvania corporation, (2) GARY KOTZEN, individually and as Senior Manager of Comcast, (3) VICTOR KRUZ, individually and Director of Comcast, (4) THOMAS O'KANE, individually and Manager of …
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… is subject to arbitration under the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of Education and not the Public Employment … On this appeal, plaintiff presents the following points of argument for our consideration: I. THE TRIAL COURT … N.J.S.A. 18A:6-17.1 (providing that the Commissioner appoints the arbitrators). In an effort to avoid the …
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… an order that vacated a default judgment and dismissed its complaint – presents some unusual circumstances and conflicting equities. Plaintiff filed its complaint to collect a debt in July 2009 and, when defendant … Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1692 – 1692p, because it failed to commence the suit "within four years after the cause of …