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… Public Records Act (OPRA), N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1 to -13, and the common law right of access. The trial court reduced … . . . , mug shots, and records of searches of his [i]Phone and MacBook" because no such records existed. The court … This appeal followed. II. On appeal, plaintiff raises two primary arguments. First, he contends that although a 45% …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. CHARLES HAYWOOD and YVONETTE SWINGER, Third-Party Defendants- Respondents. … she leased to plaintiff and third-party defendants Yvonette Swinger and Charles Haywood. Plaintiff and … relationship quickly became acrimonious, as tenants complained that defendant failed to make requested repairs, …
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… (the property). According to an investigation report completed for BMS, the property required vapor mitigation. … practice in the industry to shift the invoice costs for one task to another in order to keep the overall cost within … for the work performed . . . ." N.J.S.A. 2A:44A-9(d). The primary purpose of the Construction Lien Law is to secure …
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… children together. A dual judgment of divorce, with an accompanying matrimonial settlement agreement, was entered by … part of the children's lives, 3) and plaintiff vacationed together on several occasions, 4) assisted plaintiff … Larbig v. Larbig, 384 N.J. Super. 17, 23 (App. instead embodied in case law. See e.g., Konzelman v. Konzelman, 158 N.J. …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NOS. A-5657-18T1 A-5658-18T1 SAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. THE PIKE COMPANY, … prior to either party availing itself of any legal remedies . . . against the other party. The next five … Pike remained unsatisfied, it could "commence a lawsuit in one of the courts named in Paragraph 13.1.1 . . . it being …
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… which plaintiff agreed to broker the sale of an apartment complex located at 406 Deal Lake Drive in Asbury Park, New … to another judge for trial. The second judge conducted a one-day bench trial on the papers the parties had submitted … earned if the property is sold or exchanged by anyone during this exclusive period. If a sale or exchange is …
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… defendant argues the State's failure to record the completion of the photo array eyewitness identification … to "ask the witness whether he or she has spoken to anyone (law enforcement or civilian) about the identification." … he "most probably" asked the victim if she spoke to anyone about the identity of the person who shot her. He said …
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… police officers who were investigating a threatening telephone call defendant made to the Governor's Office. Defendant … also challenges his sentence, claiming that the prosecutor committed a gross and patent abuse of discretion by refusing … and [he] was going to go rob liquor stores and little old ladies." Two Linden municipal law enforcement officers, …
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… (PCR) petition without an evidentiary hearing. Defendant primarily claims his trial counsel and counsel on his first … occurred. The indictment alleged three of the offenses were committed on September 9, 2006, and the remaining ten … More particularly, the State advised D.E. had just reported one of the sexual assaults took place at a Westampton …
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… the factual basis, not merely conclusions, on which the recommendation of [MCU] placement is based"; and "[n]ot … that he had a "substantial disciplinary record" with thirty-one disciplinary infractions including encouraging group … charges included "attempting to obtain a cellular telephone(s), attempting to engage in conduct that disrupts …
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… order following a fact-finding trial which concluded he committed abuse or neglect of his children, H.H. (Heather), … basement, he asked whether he could enter the basement alone first because there were "illegal things down 5 … the living room. He denied knowing whether Danielle or anyone else smoked marijuana in the basement and stated he was …
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… room to arrest defendant for a disorderly persons offense committed in their presence. When defendant opened the door, … there was a possibility there could have been more than one person inside." Detective Berardis entered the room to … applied to physical entry into the home because the primary goal of the Fourth Amendment and Article I, …
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… The parties acknowledged in the MSA that discovery was incomplete, there was an inherent risk in waiving further … defendant's pension was currently unknown, but plaintiff nonetheless agreed to accept a specified monthly payment for … noted the party seeking such a modification must make a prima facie showing of changed circumstances to justify a …
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… to an aggregate sixteen- year sentence with a six-and-one-half-year period of parole ineligibility. Defendant … first confidential informant contacted defendant by cellphone and ordered a quantity of heroin. Defendant instructed … allegations were untethered to an affidavit or other competent evidence and did not allege the search warrant …
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… to the officer's radar, the BMW was traveling eighty-one miles per hour in a fifty-five mile per hour zone. The officer activated the overhead lights of his police … 3 A-4322-17T4 and sole occupant. White smoke was visible coming from the engine compartment of the BMW. Officer Adams …
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… defendant's convictions for second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, first-degree armed robbery, and … brother were making sandwiches, a man wearing a white hoodie walked into the deli and stood by the register. When … but with a Pennsylvania plate number different from the one later furnished by an eyewitness. Upon further …
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… entered following a bench trial dismissing plaintiff's complaint and denying reconsideration. Defendant John … and vacate and remand in part. I. Plaintiff sells paving stones and other products to contractors. Commencing in or … plaintiff filed a complaint to enforce the Agreement. Count one alleged breach of the Agreement, acceptance of goods …
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… L-1300-16. Yvette C. Sterling, attorney for appellant. Rainone Coughlin Minchello, LLC, attorneys for respondents (John … judge granted partial summary judgment, dismissing the complaint with the exception of the hostile work environment … PUNITIVE DAMAGES WAS CONTRARY TO CLEAR MANDATES OF THE REMEDIES AVAILABLE UNDER THE NJLAD. 7 A-5195-18 I. We consider …
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… by using illicit drugs in her presence and leaving her alone in the middle of the night in an unlocked apartment … the apartment through a different exit. Arthur would then come down and tell the men to leave. The Division also … finding he abused or neglected Katie because he was not her primary custodial parent or caretaker and Mary was …
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… its request for injunctive relief in its July 2020 amended complaint. Denali answered and served plaintiff, Symbiont … motions" unless first discussed with the court. One week later, on September 10, Denali served its subpoena … who has no pecuniary interest in the outcome of (noting one primary purpose of Rule 4:14-7(c) is "to provide litigants …