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… Greene was found guilty of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2(a)(1) and 15- 1(a)(1), but … 1(a)(1); first-degree robbery; second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery; disorderly persons simple assault, N.J.S.A. … WAS ACQUITTED OF ALL OFFENSES EXCEPT CONSPIRING TO COMMIT A ROBBERY. We are unpersuaded by these arguments and …
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… He stated he first saw petitioner in June 2015. Petitioner complained of weakness and pain in her "distal [right] … and signs of carpal tunnel. He explained carpal tunnel is a common condition in a person's wrist and fingers "depending … as the EMG testing. The doctor testified that petitioner complained to him of hypertension, migraine, cramping of her …
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… Defendant appeals, arguing the court: erred in finding he committed the predicate acts of criminal mischief and … to the Trenton Police Department after she had extensive communications with him and 3 A-1049-23 employed various … and had proof of an appointment with the Motor Vehicle Commission to transfer title. Defendant's mother testified …
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… to a one-bedroom residence in a "[fifty-five] and older community soon." Defendant later spent the afternoon with … presented witnesses supporting its claim defendant had committed the charged offenses. Defendant presented Dr. … Div. 2010), and must be made "voluntarily, knowingly, and competently," Dunne, 124 N.J. at 317. Rule 1:8-1 governs …
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… hearing, reasoning that defendant did not submit any competent evidence supporting his allegation of ineffective … testified at the hearing, stating that the individual who committed the sale of cocaine to the undercover officer on … 0123 was "so overwhelming" that it was unlikely that the outcome would have been different regardless of the alleged …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … attorney). CIMINO, J.T.C. A bankrupt limited liability company (LLC) allocated a $2.3 million gain on paper to the … capital account. The Director assessed the reported income as taxable. Since the $2.3 million does not represent …
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… possession of a handgun. He contends the prosecutor committed a patent and gross abuse of discretion by … with Rule 3:28-3(b)(1), defendant submitted a statement of compelling reasons to justify his admission to PTI. In that … 2C:43-12(e) and Rule 3:28-4. Judge Sivilli found the State "completely and properly" reviewed defendant's application, …
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… appeals from a May 12, 2021 post-judgment Family Part order compelling the parties to return to arbitration to resolve … Hebrew or Aramaic. On November 24, 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce. The parties agreed to arbitrate any … which [he/she] explained plaintiff requested defendant be compelled to provide her with a get. Defendant promised to …
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… outside. Thereafter, one of the officers asked central communications to contact the person who reported 3 A-4600-19 the complaint and request more information. The caller said … Street." Johnson headed toward the Liberty Village housing complex on West 4th Street, which he called "[a] high crime …
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… the only person working in the shop when Aly fell. She accompanied Aly to the hospital and then returned to A&H … allowing sufficient time to prepare for trial after the outcome of the summary judgment motion hearing. Pursuant to … or order as a matter of law." We consider "whether the competent evidential materials presented, when viewed in the …
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… and Susswein. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2021-677. Jeanne-Marie Scollo, … General, attorney for respondent, New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Levi Klinger-Christiansen, Deputy Attorney … appeals from a final decision of the Civil Service Commission (CSC) reversing the removal of Essex County …
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… individuals and corporations. Plaintiffs amended their complaint to add Cornucopia as a defendant, clarifying its position as Knight's employer. In a second amended complaint, plaintiffs included Amazon as defendants. They … novo, applying the same standard as the trial court. Templo Fuente De Vida 9 A-0315-22 Corp. v. Nat'l Union Fire Ins. …
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… fashion. On March 29, 2023, the judge issued an order and accompanying written opinion granting the suppression motion. … a reasonable, particularized suspicion that the person is committing a crime."); Pineiro, 181 N.J. at 31 (Albin, J., … circumstances. A deficiency in one of those factors "may be compensated for, in determining the overall reliability of a …
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… 10, 2017, the employer advised Israel that due to parent complaints, she would be temporarily placed in a different … that a person is not qualified to receive unemployment compensation benefits if he or she "left work voluntarily … order to provide [Israel] with additional training due to complaints received by the employer from a few parents. The …
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… reasons set forth in Judge Michael A. Guadagno's cogent and comprehensive written opinion. We will not recite the … N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(3); second- degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:15-1; second- degree … of the State's witness, did not provide a "complete and meaningful" defense because counsel was …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts of the indictment and recommend a twenty-five-year sentence for the aggravated … aggravating factors three (the risk that the defendant will commit another offense), N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3); six (the … was under twenty-six years of age at the time of the commission of the offense), N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(14). Defense …
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… in violation of a statute that reads as follows: A person commits a [crime] if they directly or indirectly offer, … of knowledge "is not an element of the offense and is incompatible with the crime of witness tampering, as it would … in violation of a statute that reads as follows: A person commits a [crime] if they directly or indirectly offer, …
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… RIGHTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, RECEIVING COMPLETE DISCOVERY, WITNESSES AND TO BE REPRESENTED BY AN … charge of obstructing traffic, N.J.S.A. 39:4-67, and its recommendation of a $57 fine and $33 in court costs. Prior to … she obstructed traffic on Route 9. The court imposed the recommended $57 fine and $33 in court costs against defendant. …
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… restraint, N.J.S.A. 2C:13-2. The alleged offenses were committed against a seventeen-year-old victim. On September … argues: 7 A-3972-22 POINT I THE MEGAN'S LAW REGISTRATION COMPONENT OF DEFENDANT'S 1996 SENTENCE IS ILLEGAL AND MUST … DEFNEDANT'S 1996 SENTENCE AFTER THAT SENTENCE HAD BEEN COMPLETED. We conclude these arguments are without merit and …
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… affirm. I. In August 2023, plaintiff David Umbria filed a complaint against defendant alleging breach of contract. The … and business developments of [a]gents for defendant and his company, Great INS Opportunity, LLC ("Great INS"). In … Agreement, plaintiff's responsibilities, requirements and compensation were included in two emails from September 26 …