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… errors must create a "reasonable probability" that the outcome of the proceedings would have been different if counsel … of the Miranda1 waiver. Rather, he argues that his comment to the interrogating detective, "I'm not going to … to give him privacy. The present facts are substantially similar to those addressed in State v. Adams, 127 N.J. 438 …
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… v. LIVINGSTON CIRCLE ASSOCIATES, LP, EASTMAN COMPANIES OF NEW JERSEY, LLC, and EASTMAN MANAGEMENT CORP., … struck plaintiff in the 1 Plaintiff also named Eastman Companies of New Jersey, LLC (Eastman N.J.) as a defendant. … for summary judgment on the grounds that it was a separate company from Eastman and, although it was affiliated with …
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… undisputed. N.J.S.A. 54:4-34 (Chapter 91) "is part of a comprehensive statutory scheme implementing this State's … interest in the timely receipt of economic data for income-producing property.'" Ibid. (quoting Ocean Pines, Ltd. … the City's motion. Plaintiff's counsel reiterated the two points raised in the previously filed opposition, largely …
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… a suspect, was only able to provide her name before becoming "unresponsive" and falling asleep. She was not free … as a suspect and was "not to get any phone calls, no visitors." Seven hours later, defendant––who had yet to … p.m.) without being allowed to speak to anyone or have any visitors, despite requesting to speak to an attorney; …
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… dispute over who controls the attorney-client privilege of communications with the law firm McCarter & English … and In Colour Capital, Inc. OE Canada then invested $5 million in Onyx in exchange for fifty- two percent of Onyx's … of the firm Reitler, Kailas & Rosenblatt, and Vincent Miletti. The special master also found that for several …
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… from the front yard of a home approximately one-half mile from the victims' home. The knife had a black handle, … taken him twenty-eight minutes and was almost twenty-three miles. The jury convicted defendant of two counts of … he argued he was entitled to relief due to several errors committed by both his trial and appellate attorneys , …
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… accurately summarized in the PCR court's decision and accompanying opinion and need not be repeated here at length. … she did have children. Defendant threatened if D.E. did not comply with everything he demanded he would kill her kids. … to her neck and left hand. Defendant also told her, "Come over here and have sex with me or I swear to God I am …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Monmouth County, Docket No. FN-13-0084-21. Joseph … medical indications leading to such treatment may provide competent evidence to support a diagnosis of NAS. Here, … of opioids during pregnancy." We, therefore, affirm the Family Part judge's decisions for the reasons below. I. We …
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… 12, 2022 order, entered after a hearing, finding him competent to stand trial. We affirm. Defendant was charged … scheduled a hearing to determine whether defendant was competent to stand trial. The competency hearing spanned three non-consecutive days in …
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… at different federal prisons. Plaintiff filed a complaint claiming defendant Susan D. Jackson, the New … of that statutory requirement. Plaintiff is wrong on both points. A-3155-21 9 The trial judge did not find the … equal protection of the laws,' meaning that all persons similarly situated should be treated alike." State v. …
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… ran the driver's information through his troop car's computer database to ensure the vehicle was properly … N.J.S.A. 2C:29-3(a)(7). In exchange, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of time served of 120 days with no … and articulable suspicion that the driver . . . is committing a motor - vehicle violation' or some other …
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… 5/17/24 Good morning, everyone. Thank you, Bill, for welcoming Chief Judge Bumb and me to participate once again at … Division handle all case types -- civil, criminal, family, and equity. Together, they issue 4,000 to 6,000 … by trial court judges on a daily basis and are very familiar with them. Together, our leaders have a strong sense …
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… man and one that indicates a substantial risk that he will commit another offense. Not only that, but he will continue … so as to reduce his potentially devastating impact on the community. Therefore, factors [three], [six], and [nine] … warranted.'" Torres, 246 N.J. at 267-68 (quoting State v. Miller, 108 N.J. 112, 122 (1987)). We generally defer to the …
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… We address whether defendant satisfied his burden to overcome the strong deference provided to the issuing judge's … between the area of the center console and the glove compartment, and approached the Acura and handed something … affidavit[s] in a hyper-technical, rather than a commonsense, manner." Citing State v. Chippero, the State …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Ocean County, Docket No. FO-15-0430-23. Evan F. … a temporary restraining order ("TRO") in favor of E.T., accompanied by a search warrant authorizing seizure of … not addressed them, we have considered all the remaining points raised on appeal and deem them of insufficient merit …
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… and two adult daughters. Mr. Caneiro safely evacuated his family and moved his wife’s car from the garage to the street, away from the fire, where the family anxiously waited. Soon thereafter, first responders, … up and change clothes, their request was denied. The family complied and went to headquarters, followed by police, where …
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… indicted on charges of first-degree criminal attempt to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5- 1(a)(3) and 2C:11-3(a)(1); … noise") to consult with defendant, referencing that "his family supports accepting the deal" and indicating counsel … his guilty plea, counsel allegedly told him that his family approved of the plea when, in fact, they did not. It is …
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… (DHO) finding of guilt and imposition of sanctions for committing institutional infraction, *.009,1 possession or misuse of an unauthorized electronic communication device, in violation of N.J.A.C. 10A:4-4.1(a). … the investigation, Green was administratively charged with committing prohibited act *.009 and subsequently served with …
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… plaintiff contends the trial court erred by dismissing his complaint due to alleged procedural deficiencies, including … conference and erred in rejecting his contentions he complied with the equitable doctrine of substantial compliance and provided extraordinary circumstances …
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… not found. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … his deposition that he did not read and was otherwise unfamiliar with the attesting language on the Will above where … deposition testimony in which he stated he had no familiarity with the second statement3 or its meaning. See …