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… by PUGLISI, J.A.D. At issue in this appeal is whether the commencement of an offender's mandatory parole supervision … ambiguity in the statutory language that leads to more than one plausible interpretation, we may turn to extrinsic … MPS during civil detention.2 The Legislature enacted NERA "primarily because of New Jersey's alarmingly high rate of …
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… a hearing after finding defendant failed to establish a prima facie case of ineffective assistance of counsel. We … in the car and [M.A.] clinging to the car. Even after becoming aware there were small children in the car, defendant … then drove to an auto parts store parking lot where he abandoned the children and the car. He stole another car from the …
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… offenses, most notably felony murder and armed robbery. He committed these offenses at the age of nineteen. During the … On appeal, defendant raises the following arguments: Point One THE NINETEEN YEAR OLD DEFENDANT'S SENTENCE OF LIFE WITH … Super. 265, 271 (App. Div. 2016). "[A]n illegal sentence is one that 'exceeds the maximum penalty . . . for a particular …
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… default and intention to foreclose. In May 2019, plaintiff commenced a mortgage foreclosure action. Service of the … of Crowe v. DeGioia, 90 N.J. 126 (1982). Plaintiff used one of its adjournments and the sale was moved to January … court will not consider issues, even constitutional ones, which were not raised below." State v. Galicia, 210 …
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… and ASBURY PARK PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, A-TECH CONCRETE COMPANY, and J.E. HENNING, INC., t/a BIRD CONSTRUCTION, … of the [a]ttorney for the [City] and experts and anyone who may assist in the screw removal within sixty . . . … [Thi]rd and Boardwalk in the month of September. It can be one day, ten days or all [fourteen] days. Plaintiff does not …
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… and the parties' adult child. Defendant was also ordered to complete a substance abuse evaluation, a psychiatric … 154 N.J. 394, 411-12 (1998)). The decision to recuse oneself is one that is "entrusted to the sound discretion of the [trial …
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… record regarding plaintiff's middle initial. We rely on the complaint and intend no disrespect. NOT FOR PUBLICATION … -35. Defendant argues the trial court erred in finding he committed the predicate act of sexual assault and that an … They met as freshmen at Montclair State University. After becoming friends, they agreed to have three intimate …
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… 19, 2014, order denying, without prejudice, its motion to compel arbitration and stay proceedings. February 4, 2016 … guilty in federal court to a "massive multi-million dollar money laundering scheme spanning a period of 17 years," which … (B) The parties are waiving their right to seek remedies in court, including the right to jury trial. (C) …
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… Defendant appeals the denial of its motion to dismiss the complaint pursuant to R. 4:6-2(e). Although the motion … caution in considering motions to dismiss on pleadings alone. A-1157-14T1 4 Plaintiffs were fired by defendant, … & Gynecology Assocs., P.A., 168 N.J. 124, 127 (2001), nonetheless argues that the Supreme Court never considered …
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… DEBORAH E. BIRD, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HOMEGOODS, THE TJX COMPANIES, INC., THE TJX COMPANIES, INC. d/b/a and/or t/a … Benjamin was unprofessional in her conduct towards everyone, regardless of race. She belittled, mocked, and screamed … and the plaintiff therefore failed to demonstrate a prima facie case. When the judge denied the application for …
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… in light of the Supreme Court's decision in State v. Comer, 249 N.J. 359 (2022), which had not been decided at … this case must be consecutive because punishment for either one of these crimes is not sufficient to encompass the evil mind of the defendant and the harm done to the victim. Also, not to impose consecutive sentences …
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… 2 reconsider the grant of summary judgment. Plaintiffs' complaint alleges wrongful termination and discrimination as a result of Martin's1 Parkinson's disease and seeks remedies under New Jersey's Law Against Discrimination (NJLAD), … his illness "hush, hush." Martin complied, and never mentioned his illness to Grayczek. Martin missed work in 2004 and …
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… dismissed defendants' counterclaims; entered a partial money judgment against defendants; and denied defendants' … these determinations: (1) entitle the contractor to a money judgment on its substantive claims against the … on the reason plaintiff stopped working, but they had become involved in various disputes, including changes in the …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … an aggrieved taxpayer. It is well established that one need not be the owner of real property to be an … on the record owner of the property. Franklin Township’s primary argument is that Plaintiff is not an aggrieved …
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… AND GROSS ABUSE OF DISCRETION. Following our review, we are compelled to reverse the judge's opinion, as admission to … ordinance in 2006, distribution of narcotics in a school zone in 2007, and a disorderly persons offense in 2014, the … gross abuse of discretion. The State argues the judge erroneously "substituted his judgment for that of the …
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… in defendant's house. Plaintiff filed a domestic-violence complaint against defendant on October 21, 2021, alleging … to two weeks was an error, typed into the complaint by someone else. Defendant 1 We use initials to protect the … not proven the events of that day "rose to the level on a prima facie basis of any of the predicate acts." Defendant's …
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… counts of third-degree burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2 (counts one and three); two counts of third-degree theft, N.J.S.A. … Defendant averred he understood he would "not become eligible for parole" until he had served "[thirteen] … principles , and concluded defendant failed to establish a prima facie claim of ineffective assistance of counsel …
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… license plate. He found that the truck belonged to a company called Seci Construction Incorporated, and that it … argument, the judge told defendant to look in his cell phone for photographs of his hospital stay. Defendant was able … preclusion of his evidence. Defendant's alibi claim was his primary defense to the traffic violations. Yet, the …
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… "genie." McColgan asked Beth, "Was there a time when someone was doing something to your genie?" Beth told McColgan … said[,] 'Which private parts?' Beth said[,] 'The front one.'" McColgan's "diagnosis was sexual abuse." In … 217 N.J. at 552-53 (quoting Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995)). If the trial …
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… AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Defendants, and CCA CIVIL-DAIDONE ELECTRIC, INC., a joint venture,1 Defendant-Respondent. … result of the incident. Plaintiff and his wife Olga filed a complaint against the New Jersey Department of … of res ipsa loquitor as supplying the missing piece of a prima facie case of negligence against Daidone. Plaintiff …