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… convenience, we use the name that appears in her original complaint. 2 Evidently, counsel did not spread the … the terms of [an] agreement upon the record, although a familiar practice, is not a procedure requisite to … materialize because a party later reneges." Lahue v. Pio Costa, 263 N.J. Super. 575, 596 (App. Div. 1993). Plaintiff …
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… the parties set forth the causes of action alleged in the complaint. 3 Rogers does not argue that he provided any … 17:4-4.1(a)(1) defined "base salary" as "the annual compensation of a member, . . . which is paid in regular, … increase was in anticipation of retirement. Ibid. . . . Similarly, as a result of a settlement agreement, Wenonah is …
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… of the bonds under the applicable provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) or under the equitable standard for … not consider (according to the agency's Statement of Items Comprising the Record (SICR)). See R. 2:5–4(b). However, we … notice that it had received the property. We address these points in turn. When unclaimed property is deemed abandoned, …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Monmouth County, Docket No. FM-13-1479-18. Ross & … a November 30, 2018 order dismissing without prejudice her complaint for divorce because defendant, Carmelo Russello, … filed an action for separation in an Italian court. The family court reasoned that under principles of comity, the New …
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… 192 (2019) ("Chubb II"). I. Because the parties are very familiar with the facts and procedural history, both of which … judgment reducing the property's tax assessment from $16.25 million to $13 million for the 2014 and 2015 tax years. In … the expertise of the [court] in this 'specialized and complex area.'" Advance Hous., Inc. v. Twp. of Teaneck, 215 …
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… affirm for the reasons expressed in Judge John I. Gizzo's comprehensive and well-reasoned written opinion. We … he worked as a driver for his brother's roadside assistance company, which responded to service calls for customers of … was also charged and tried jointly with defendant, gave similar testimony. In his timely PCR petition, defendant …
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… suspected controlled dangerous substances, and materials commonly used to package controlled dangerous substances. A … Id. at 219. This distinction was recognized in State v. Miller, where we observed that whether evidence seized … an arrest warrant in a home where the subject is merely a visitor without first obtaining a search warrant." State v. …
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… leaving them prone on the floor. Gallardo gave the men the combination to the store's safe. While on the ground, … a reasonable motive to exonerate defendant; and (4) was familiar with a means to make the information available to … motive to act to exonerate the defendant, [and (4)] was familiar with the means to make the information available to …
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… guilty to second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a controlled dangerous substance (CDS) offense, … in the hallway outside where he ordered defendant to come out of the bedroom with his hands up. Defendant did not immediately comply with this order, and Officer Tell could hear "some …
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… E. Krakora, Public Defender, attorney for appellant (Angela Costigan, Designated Counsel, on the brief). Gurbir S. … party at her home. The party was attended by multiple family members, including defendant and her other nephew, … to ensure that he could make informed decisions. Defendant points to no way that this prejudiced his trial. Our Supreme …
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… Acting Union County Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Milton S. Leibowitz, Special Deputy Attorney General/Acting … the judge found nothing in the record which revealed any communication between the investigator and trial counsel. … Defendant argues that the one-year time limitation should commence with our affirmance of the first PCR denial, on …
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… non-custodial probation on the Middlesex County charges. Similar proceedings ensued in Union County. On March 17, 2016, … place, victim and the manner in which the offenses were committed." The Middlesex County offenses arose from a "car … put in jeopardy of life or limb[.]" U.S. Const. amend. V. Similarly, the New Jersey Constitution provides that "[n]o …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2321-18T2 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF K.K.1 _____________________________ Argued … to conduct assessments, and for the minor and his or her family to prepare for the hearing. . . . Additionally, if the … inpatient admission is to provide the minor, his or her family, and the hospital facility with the opportunity to …
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… Defendant-Respondent, and THE WESTWOOD, and GEICO INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants, and ROBERT RUGGERIO, Defendant/Third … feet. The speed limit for the street was thirty-five miles per hour. According to the police report of the … of the street lamp or the headlights of vehicles similar to that driven by defendant. Meinschein provides no …
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… In exchange for defendant's plea, the State agreed to recommend dismissal of two other third-degree drug offenses … and that his plea counsel was ineffective by lacking the competence required to provide advice about the immigration … for filing a PCR claim. Defendant's claimed lack of familiarity with the procedural requirements for the filing of …
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… A-4976-17T3 their necks. Defendant voluntarily agreed to accompany the detectives to the prosecutor's office. He was … was involved." A.M., 237 N.J. at 398 (quoting State v. Miller, 76 N.J. 392, 402 (1978)). However, "a valid waiver … should be considered. A.M., 237 N.J. at 398 (quoting Miller, 76 N.J. at 402)). These factors "should be assessed …
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… excluded, since 'a self-serving statement made after the commission of a crime provides too much opportunity for … Roberts. Defendant further testified that Mr. Roberts communicated to him that his exposure was limited to … Mr. Roberts went on vacation for two weeks before trial commenced and defendant did not have an opportunity to give …
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… Mary Theurer argued the cause for appellant. William P. Miller, Special Deputy Attorney General/ Acting Assistant … 2C:39-3(f)(1) and (2). He was also charged in a summons complaint with two disorderly persons offenses related to … lawful in the offender's home-state and the "out-of-state visitor[ did] not realize that [his or her] authority to …
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… appellant's application after it adopted, without further comment, the findings and conclusions reached by an … Dr. Schwartzman diagnosed appellant with RSD, now known as complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). She received ketamine … testimony of the treating physician." Bialko v. H. Baker Milk Co., 38 N.J. Super. 169, 171 (App. Div. 1955). However, …
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… found aggravating factors three, the risk defendant will commit another offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3); six, … by failing to "secure favorable affidavits from friends, family, employers and other members of the community" and … N.J. Super. 301, 311-12 (App. Div. 2011). Here, defendant similarly failed to provide evidence his counsel could have …