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… considers: (1) whether a total Internet ban imposed on a community supervision for life offender is so overbroad and … were arbitrarily imposed. J.I. is a sex offender subject to community supervision for life (CSL). In 2003, he pled … 2010, a search of J.I.’s computer revealed that he had visited multiple websites that depicted minors in the nude and …
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… he underwent multiple, serious surgeries to address complications from this condition. McCarrell was prescribed … the landscape of choice-of-law jurisprudence and compelled the application of Alabama’s statute of … of New Jersey (the forum state) or Alabama (the injury-site state) governs this case. From the voluminous trial and …
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… but nonetheless proceeds to make optional advances to a commercial entity. On July 12, 1995, Jazz Photo Corp., one of several commercial entities (collectively referred to as the Jazz … guaranty. The mortgage secured “all sums due or that may become due under this Mortgage, the Guaranty and other Loan …
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… surveillance duty for around seven months. Royster filed a complaint against the NJSP. Relevant to this appeal, Royster asserted that the NJSP failed to make reasonable accommodations for his disabling medical condition in … Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). In addition, Royster complained of retaliatory conduct in violation of the LAD, …
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… Shipyard Associates, LP (Shipyard), obtained final site plan approval for the two high-rise residential … for several luxury high-rise apartment buildings, multiple commercial retail units, parking garages, a park, and a … Z-263 as something other than a zoning ordinance. Shipyard points out that Z-263 changes the permitted uses in V Zones …
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… that experienced burglars often purchase new tools before committing a burglary because paint chips can yield a … if there is probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed and to protect citizens against unfounded criminal … evidence to establish probable cause that a crime has been committed and that the accused committed it. That said, …
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… N.J.S.A. 2A:25-1 and N.J.S.A. 46:9-9, as well as common-law assignment principles, the Court holds that … but not to supplant New Jersey assignment statutes and common law in the setting of this appeal or to preclude an … that it was assigned the note before it filed the original complaint. (pp. 14-18) 2. When it enacted New Jersey’s …
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… and the drug-induced death in another state, the requisites for territorial jurisdiction have been satisfied. (pp. … an element of the offense” refers to but one element of a completed crime. In contrast, the term “conduct charged” suggests a completed crime -- all the elements necessary to constitute …
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… into evidence and the prosecutor’s remarks were fair comment on the evidence. During deliberations, the jury sent … that alleged error, coupled with the prosecutor’s improper comments linking defendant to the vehicles shown in those … segment during his closing remarks, and the prosecutor’s comments were reasonable and fair inferences supported by …
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… of child pornography separate from those found on his computer. At Miller’s sentencing hearing, the trial judge … victim; aggravating factor three, the risk defendant will commit another offense; and aggravating factor nine, the … “were independent of one another, involv[ing] separate acts committed at different times.” The Appellate Division …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(5), three, the risk defendant will commit another offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:44- 1(a)(3), and nine, … State of its burden to prove defendants acted with the requisite culpability as to each element of the offense. In … 198 N.J. 619, 630 (2009) (quoting N.J. State Chamber of Commerce v. N.J. Election Law Enforcement Comm’n, 82 N.J. …
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… to N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, which applies to individuals who commit an enumerated offense while serving parole … offense, he was serving a special sentencing condition of community supervision for life (CSL) stemming from a 1998 … that the word-for-word substitution of “parole” for “community” suggested that the amendment was a matter of form …
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… defendant was intoxicated. In response, defense counsel commenced his summation, arguing that the State’s evidence … Law Division cautioned against the continued use of this common practice, finding that the better practice is to … court trial record deprived defendant of his right to complete cross-examination of the arresting officer, thereby …
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… A.B., then seventeen years old, was charged in a juvenile complaint with offenses that would constitute first-degree … and third-degree endangering the welfare of a child if committed by an adult. The named victim is A.B.’s … 481 (Leonard N. Arnold) (2010-2011 ed.) (“If you have not visited the scene of the crime during the investigation of the …
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… well as his employer’s policy with Harleysville Insurance Company. Plaintiff filed a UM claim, which proceeded to … paid the award in full. In March 2011, plaintiff commenced a second action against NJM, asserting claims for … favor of NJM on all counts, although discovery had not been completed. Plaintiff appealed, and the Appellate Division …
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… as they ran into a nearby yard. Outside of a home in the community where defendant allegedly lived, Pennsville … in an effort to persuade either defendant or Marcus to come outside. Once Marcus left the home, he was placed in … hiding under a bed in the room they occupied when they visited defendant’s mother and stepfather. She also confirmed …
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… action against O’Neill. In April 2009, Manahawkin filed a complaint in which O’Neill was named as the sole defendant. O’Neill asserted a counterclaim/third party complaint, claiming that the Admission Agreement violated … to Manahawkin, O’Neill elected to have those payments deposited in her mother’s bank account. She then used funds from …
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… pleaded guilty to first-degree robbery in exchange for a recommended sentence, and agreed to testify against defendant. … the two men left. Defendant also testified that he did not communicate with Watts while in jail. Finally, defendant … recorded. Id. at 321. This Court found that the trial court committed a constitutional error that was harmful and …
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… placed them with their maternal grandmother, G.B., and visited appellant at the prison to inform him of the removal. … and psychiatric programs. The Division filed a verified complaint for care, custody, and supervision of Tara and her … permanency plan. Subsequently, the Division filed a complaint seeking guardianship of Tara and K.G. pursuant to …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … FINANCE CORP., successor by assignment to GE CAPITAL COMMERCIAL INC., successor by assignment to CITICORP … impairs the conclusion that, had Plaintiffs made the requisite payment on time, they would have been entitled to the …