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… II, LLC appeals from a May 23, 2016 order dismissing its complaint and affirming defendant Woodbridge Township's … the existing improvements and putting in a gasoline fueling station with six pumps covered by a canopy, the same … page resolution explaining its decision. Plaintiff filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging the …
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… that the Association , which depends on the collection of common expense assessments for its "financial life-blood," … the Association was anxious 3 A-4132-16T1 for plaintiff to complete its foreclosure and transfer title to a new owner … relief foreclosure plaintiffs often oppose because it complicates marketing the property, could assist the …
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… is limited. R. 1:36-3. 2 A-5138-17T3 led to this action, commenced pursuant to the Prevention of Domestic Violence … opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(1)(E). We add only a few brief comments. 3 A-5138-17T3 We reject Philip's Points II and III … did not; Philip's conduct "shocked" her, made her feel "uncomfortable," and "upset" her. Despite Rona's loud response …
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… money to apply to college. She planned to attend a local community college to study environmental science and then … offense occurred and exercised poor judgment regarding the company she kept. Regarding the failure to follow the … not diverted." The prosecutor recited defendant's non-compliance with the conditions of her juvenile probation as …
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… the judge determined from the motion papers that plaintiff complied with the notice requirements of both statute and … In appealing, defendants argue plaintiff failed to comply with the rules, the statute, and constitutional … the taxing district." Defendants agree plaintiff fully complied with these publication and posting requirements. …
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… 2C:35-10(a)(1), with the State agreeing in turn to recommend a probationary sentence. At defendant's plea hearing … court in May 2016. In essence, her application had two components. First, she asserted her former counsel was … articulated in Judge Deitch's opinion. We add only a few comments. As this court explained in State v. O'Donnell, 435 …
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… Before Judges Reisner, Gilson, and Mayer. 1 The third-party complaint named as defendants Arrow Marine Services, LLC, … day of the trial, the judge ruled that the third-party complaint against Teta would be dismissed with prejudice. … 10, 2015, and June 8, 2016. We add the following brief comments. The judge's opinions recount the evidence in …
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… PARK, a public entity; NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS, a utility company; J.F. KIELY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, a business entity and CERTAIN UNDERWRITERS OF … judgment in favor of defendants New Jersey Natural Gas Company (NJNGC) and homeowners Joseph and Sevda Magotch …
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… As Y.M.'s guardian, OPG is responsible for Y.M.'s care, comfort, and maintenance. Because many of OPG's wards, … asserted Y.M.'s application had been denied because her income exceeded the threshold to receive Medicaid benefits, and OPG had failed to create a qualified income trust in order to qualify Y.M. for benefits. Hudson …
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… Submitted May 2, 2018 – Decided May 22, 2018 Before Judges Fuentes and Suter. On appeal from Superior Court of New … signed a note in the principal amount of $484,500 to FGC Commercial Mortgage Finance (FGC) to finance a residential … then. On February 27, 2009, U.S. Bank filed a foreclosure complaint, and amended it in September 2009. Defendants did …
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… be favorable to defendant and his appearance could not be compelled as a material witness anyway. 5 A-0421-16T3 The … State v. Sharpless, 314 N.J. Super. 440 (App. Div. 1998), compelled or offered any basis for the charge to be given. … or prejudice prongs of the Strickland test. We only comment as to the tampering charge. In Sharpless, the …
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… following points on appeal: POINT I: THE LAW DIVISION JUDGE COMMITTED A REVERS[I]BLE ERROR AS THE FINDING THAT THE TROOPER WAS ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE THE TWENTY-MINUTE OBSERVATION PERIOD IS NOT … [TO] N.J.R.E. 901 & 902. POINT III: THE LAW DIVISION JUDGE COMMIT[T]ED A REVERSIBLE ERROR BY NOT EXCLUDING TESTIMONY …
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… defendant refused to withdraw, plaintiff filed a verified complaint seeking to discharge defendant and to substitute … The underlying principle is that administration shall be committed to those who are the ultimate or residuary … residue of the estate will go, when the administration is completed. See In re Granting Admin., 117 N.J. Eq. 256, 257 …
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… belongings and move to a different cell. Dixon refused to comply with this order and stated, "I'm not going to double … matter was pending, Dixon sent a letter to a DOC Assistant Commissioner and the Administrator. In the September 14, … 180 days' of administrative segregation, 365 days' loss of commutation time, and thirty days' loss of recreation …
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… four other counts of the indictment and promised to recommend a sentence of not more than six years in prison with … DISCOVERY, AND TRIAL COUNSEL'S FAILURE TO FILE A MOTION TO COMPEL THE STATE TO DISCLOSE THE IDENTITY OF THE …
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… aggregate period of four years on probation. Sometime after completing his probation, defendant was apprehended by the … in his thorough written opinion. We only add the following comments. Our Supreme Court has held that to set aside a … that (i) counsel's assistance was not within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases; and (ii) …
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… relationship is acrimonious. They pursued domestic violence complaints against each other, which they dismissed in favor … with defendant, who the judge found "made no effort at compromise." Indeed, the judge found the many days of hearings "was completely driven by the defendant," who "attempted to turn …
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… Murder Charge. Point III: Charging Petitioner As An Accomplice To A Principal (Keets) In A Felony Murder Who Was … other inconsistency that would have changed the case's outcome if it had been probed. On appeal, defendant has pared … confer adequately with him regarding what he contends was a complex case. Defendant's argument lacks merit. As the trial …
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… 2C:15-1(b) (count one); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 (count … 6 A-5671-16T3 The familiar Miranda warnings are intended to combat the inherent coerciveness of custodial interrogation. … v. P.Z., 152 N.J. 86, 101-02 (1997). Under Miranda, before commencing a police interrogation, the police must advise …
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… Submitted January 10, 2018 – Decided Before Judges Fuentes and Suter. On appeal from the Board of Review, … "Neglect of Duty," "Abuse of Sick Leave," "Conduct Unbecoming a Public Employee," and "Other Sufficient Cause." … required." The Board found Tundo's "pattern of refusal to comply with reasonable workplace rules is malicious and …