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… LLC (Opus East) was the general contractor for the office complex development project known as the Mercer Corporate … and owned the property in Hamilton on which the office complex would be built (the property). On October 9, 2007, … million to Opus East and over $250,000 to MCC. Vollers claimed, however, that this money was not used for the Mercer …
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… in this case has been presented and the attorneys have completed their summations. We now arrive at that time when … to you for your attention to this case. I would like to commend counsel for the professional manner in which they … OF PROOF, REASONABLE DOUBT The defendant on trial is presumed to be innocent and unless each and every essential …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3078-18T1 NEW JERSEY ADVANCE MEDIA, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. PETER LOMBARDO I/D/B/A … In June 2017, plaintiff, an advertising agency, filed a complaint against defendant for unpaid fees, and served … credit because CMA had no established credit with any media companies. Beginning in 2005, CMA billed DeCozen for …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2248-18T2 NEW JERSEY MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION, Petitioner-Respondent, v. LARRY'S PROFESSIONAL … the twenty-one OBD scans at issue, there were multiple data points that are inconsistent with the data produced during … The MVC noted the ALJ found that respondents' actions harmed the public health and the environment, and they profited …
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… to make a left-hand turn, directly across the path of the oncoming motorcycle, which struck defendant's car on its right … 2016. 3 A-3283-16T1 Defendant told the police he had consumed a twenty-two-ounce bottle of beer and a shot of cognac … D. Cohn, Ph.D., who worked at a private drug-testing company, for analysis and interpretation. Dr. Cohn has over …
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… three-hour interview, defendant admitted he "slammed" A.C. on the couch, caused her to fall, and "wrestl[ed]" … aggravated manslaughter, and the State agreed to recommend defendant receive a twenty- five-year prison term, … adherence to the principle that a defendant must provide a comprehensive factual basis for a plea, addressing each …
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… to plaintiff was improper because it "over-imputed income" to defendant and "under-imputed income" to plaintiff; and that it erred in "making vague and … party receiving that property. In addition, defendant assumed $2000 in debt "created by [defendant] only" and …
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… are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … contest the trial court 's finding that he 4 A-0398-18T3 committed a predicate act of domestic violence by violating … to (6), to 5 A-0398-18T3 protect the victim from an immediate danger or to prevent further abuse." Id. at 127. The …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, P.E.R.C. No. 2018-048. Joshua I. Savitz argued … announced the change to all employees and informed them of the new private plan and private health … in reaching a different decision here. The Association points to In re Masiello, 25 N.J. 590, 598 (1958), where our …
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… of the facts relies upon the allegations in plaintiffs' complaint, which asserts that defendant David Hay solicited … friends, and acquaintances, to invest in the purchase of a commercial building and parking deck 3 A-3863-16T2 (the … CitiGroup could declare all sums secured by the Mortgage immediately due and payable. The mortgage also exacted …
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… a valid Connecticut driver's license. Defendant informed Officer Dorward he had been coming from a family party in Edison and that he owned a … Dorward, the State presented testimony from a Motor Vehicle Commission employee, Andrew Feller. Defendant did not …
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… of Child Protection and Permanency (Division) filed a complaint under N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21(c) 1 We use fictitious … Division workers arrived at the house, took prescription medications, and the children indicated to the caseworker … was positive for opiates. Her psychological evaluation recommended 4 A-5112-15T1 that she attend a MICA program.2 The …
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… are not disputed. In April 2015, plaintiff C.J. filed a complaint alleging defendant committed the offenses of assault and criminal restraint … Taxation, 98 N.J. 268, 279 (1985) ("The Legislature is presumed to have been aware of existing legislation[.]"). The 3 …
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… GROUP, LLC, 1 DAVID BLACK, CATHLEEN BLACK, and VICINITY MEDIA GROUP, INC., Defendants-Appellants/ Cross-Respondents. … local residents with local businesses within a particular community. The idea involved development of a new media … marketing local businesses to area residents through their company, VMG.4 Black saw an opportunity to use his business …
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… the brief). PER CURIAM C.B.1 appeals the dismissal of her complaint with prejudice under Rule 4:6-2(e) on behalf of … and Tyrone Bates. We affirm the order dismissing the complaint but remand to allow plaintiffs leave to file and … classroom. A few months later, in January 2016, D.B. claimed that Speed "apparently became annoyed with [D.B.] and …
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… a U-turn, drive a short distance westbound, and enter a commercial parking lot. The parking lot, in which no other … his stop of defendant's vehicle was permissible under the community caretaking exception to the Fourth Amendment … merely to see what a darkened car was doing at an hour deemed by experienced police officers[] to be atypical for the …
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… agreement did not specify a sentence the prosecutor would recommend. Instead, it provided, "Free to speak. Defendant to … issue of restitution. The prosecutor stated the victim had medical bills of $15,180, of which $10,000 remained after … August, you know, for ten months already, because he's been coming to Court at least once a month and staying out of …
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… on which it imposed a concurrent ten-year sentence. We affirmed, and the Supreme Court denied certification. State v. … IF CONVICTED AT TRIAL, HE 4 A-3492-15T4 REJECTED THE PLEA RECOMMENDATION OFFERED BY THE STATE AND INSTEAD PROCEEDED TO … In making that demonstration, a defendant must overcome a strong presumption that counsel rendered reasonable …
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… applied for PTI, and the Criminal Division Manager recommended defendant's admission, but the prosecutor … acceptance into PTI is dependent upon an initial recommendation by the Criminal Division Manager and consent of … AND GROSS ABUSE OF DISCRETION AND SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN AFFIRMED BY THE TRIAL COURT. . . . We have considered defendant's …
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… to New Jersey, without appropriate documentation for Mary's medical care, until Mindy was out of the hospital. In … to consent to her treatment. The Division then filed a complaint for emergent custody, care and supervision of … sending Mary back to Florida and defendants because it was commencing an investigation due to concerns identified in a …