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… specified that the client would pay a contingent fee to be computed in accordance with the sliding scale percentages … spoke with prospective expert witnesses, prepared a form of complaint, conducted legal and Internet research, and … transmitted the file as requested to the second law firm, accompanied by a letter and a copy of a client invoice for the …
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… defendants' submissions, the Board deemed the applications complete and held public hearings on July 10, 2014, for … an order upholding 5 A-1853-15T4 the Board's decision. In a comprehensive statement of reasons, the judge determined … the project did not require variances, and was in compliance with all applicable codes and regulations. …
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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 … waiving his right to be present during the search of the computer and camera, and that police assured him that he …
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… he was handcuffed in the kitchen until the search was completed. He denied hearing the officers knock or announce … possession of a firearm in 5 A-1822-15T2 the course of committing a CDS offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1(a) (count … neutral magistrate who issued it. Officers are expected to comply with the terms of a warrant. But in this case, the …
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… and unconstitutional because the municipality did not comply with the notice requirements of N.J.S.A. 39:4-198; … N.J. 403, 415 (2016) (citing Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995)). Defendant's … or effect unless the same is approved by the [New Jersey Commissioner of Transportation.]" N.J.S.A. 39:4-8(a). By its …
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… Clarke to return to full firefighter duty, so long as he complied with various employment conditions including … internet child pornography. The charges involved 219 computer files depicting children in various sexual acts. … nine, he disagreed that such a finding necessarily warrants complete forfeiture of Clarke's benefits. Relying on T.J.M. …
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… Judges Currier and Geiger. On appeal from the Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2015-1019. Alan Dexter Bowman, … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Melissa H. Raksa, Assistant Attorney General, of … Police Department, appeals from the Civil Service Commission's (the Commission) October 7, 2015 final agency …
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… th[e] child wouldn't have been in significant pain and discomfort." In assessing whether Pamela exercised a minimum … abuse or neglect. Thereafter, the court conducted several compliance reviews. In March 2016, the court entered an … condition has been impaired or is in imminent danger of becoming impaired as the result of the failure of his parent …
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… a March 3, 2017 Law Division order denying their motion to compel binding arbitration and dismiss the complaint filed on behalf of plaintiff Alexis Russo. We … East Brunswick store and then went to a training room to complete new hire paperwork. New hires at JCPenney go …
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… failure to notify law enforcement of access to or use of a computer as required under Megan's Law, N.J.S.A. … been incarcerated at Avenel, defendant "seem[ed] to be compelled to engage in this type of behavior" as evidenced … for life (PSL), N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, and Megan's Law compliance in accordance with the plea agreement. In …
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… deadline or counsel's inattention or administrative shortcomings do not constitute extraordinary circumstances." … The motion judge did not abuse his discretion because the combination of the pandemic and plaintiff's counsel's … at 152-53. But here, plaintiff provided the explanation—the combination of her counsel's mother's illness and passing, …
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… text message, dated June 7, intimated that defendant would commit suicide if plaintiff did not reconcile with him. … of the evidence. First, the judge found defendant had committed the predicate act of harassment, in the form of … the suicide threat. The court also found that defendant had committed the predicate act of contempt2 by stalking …
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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 … out of the car, defendant said "I will tackle you if you come onto my property, don't come onto my property." …
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… after defendant's arraignment, the State offered to recommend a four-year sentence with a two-year period of … with the agreement. Although defendant and his counsel completed a notice of appeal rights form, his counsel did … support the charges in the indictment, regardless of the outcome of the suppression motion. An August 9, 2019 order …
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… March 25, 2020 – Decided April 16, 2021 Before Judges Fuentes and Mayer. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … to dismiss the remaining counts in the indictment and recommend the court sentence defendant to a term of three … the detectives asked him to step out of the car. He complied without incident. McCall ran a computer 3 See …
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… Blue entered the order under review and rendered a comprehensive oral opinion. A jury found defendant guilty of … 2C:12- 3(b) (count eleven); and second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, 15-1(a)(1), (2) (count … probability is a probability sufficient to undermine the outcome." Id. at 694. "[I]f counsel's performance has been so …
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… police detectives; thus, he did not have the mens rea to commit resisting arrest by flight. He also challenges his … v. Parsons, 270 N.J. Super. 213, 222 (App. Div. 1994). He compares himself to the defendant in State v. Tucker, 7 … not substitute our judgment with the judge's, see State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) (citation omitted), and she …
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… Debra, the police officer who responded declined to sign a complaint because "the alleged violation occurred in front … months later, Ted was served with a summons alleging he had committed a disorderly-persons offense, N.J.S.A. … judge granted the motion, finding "to the extent [Ted] committed any offense, it was trivial." II. According to …
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… any Confidential Information[1] to anyone outside the Company,[2] either during or subsequent to [their] … . any employee, consultant, referral source or agent of the Company . . . to alter or 1 "Confidential Information" was … products services, customer lists and customers of the Company (including but not limited to, customers of the …
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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 … plea after sentencing must be substantiated by strong, compelling reasons." Id. at 160. Judge Jones addressed and …