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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 … her lack of any prior adult offenses; her strong family bond; her graduation from high school; her desire to …
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… as a second PCR petition and described it as alleging "similar, if not identical claims to his first PCR." For that … they were previously adjudicated. The judge declined to comment on the substance behind defendant's renewed … PCR petition for the reasons stated in Judge Teare's comprehensive opinion. We only add the following. Rule …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Bergen County, Docket Nos. FO-02-0193-20 and … for in paragraph 2(a), the Court refers to the stay of "the commencement of the custodial portion of a sentence" in 7(b) … proceeding under the New Jersey Constitution. The State points out that victims have the right to attend all …
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… Lihotz and O'Connor. On appeal from the Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2014-1238. Frank M. Crivelli argued … argued the cause for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, … terminated.1 The Commission noted, although other similarly ranked Corrections Officers were promoted on …
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… claiming (1) the municipal judge had an improper ex parte communication with the municipal prosecutor, (2) the … lights, pulling over . . . defendant approximately half [a] mile down the road." Defendant told Officer Kranz that "he … prosecutor. He said they must have had an improper ex parte communication while they were in the room. The Law Division …
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… from Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Gloucester County, Docket No. FV-08-178-16. Rebel … that they were ready to proceed. The court, without further comment, instructed counsel to proceed with the direct … and [the defendant's] responses, in part, reflect her familiarity with trial procedures and the results of an FRO. …
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… and that he did not tell his fellow jurors that he was familiar with defendant. The PCR court noted that when the … prejudice, a defendant must show not only that the outcome of his trial would have been different absent the … Defendant never told her that he 7 A-3583-14T2 was familiar with the officer or that he definitely wanted the …
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… of fact are summarized as follows. In September 2008, the Family Part issued a FRO to Andrea, restraining defendant from … In 2014, another resident in the Jones home, who bore no familial relationship, filed a complaint with the police that accused defendant of entering …
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… 22 Cal .. 3d 258, 583 L 2d 748, 148 Cal. Rptr. 890 (1978): commonwealth v. soar•s, 377 ,.. ••• 461, 387 N. £. 2d 499 …
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… under the law. This two day conference is a unique and welcome opportunity to evaluate how we can improve our State’s … by other states, including Minnesota, which provides mileage reimbursement to and from the courthouse, and … on-site childcare for jurors. In urban areas, rather than a mileage reimbursement, providing public transportation to …
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… was water. But an employee admitted that the Salon offered complimentary bottled water to its customers. Indeed, before …
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… she stepped on the curb and then slipped. When she later completed a questionnaire at her physical therapist's … the pavement. They testified they were never advised of non-compliance with any local building codes. They further …
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… and Mawla. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2019-1649. Harkavy Goldman Goldman & … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Jonathan S. Sussman, Deputy Attorney General, on … a young driver, he had no summonses since 2009, and had no points on his license since 2014. He argued his driving …
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… since been made on her behalf. This foreclosure action was commenced in 2015, approximately ten years after the … 8, 2018. In March 2019, plaintiff filed an amended complaint, which alleged Gloria Roman's death and her … of the property at the time of death. By way of the amended complaint, plaintiff sought to foreclose the rights and …
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… to a call of a domestic dispute. The defendant is seen coming from the direction of an apartment occupied by a … New Jersey departs from the federal good faith exception. Compare Herring v. 6 A-2578-17T4 United States, 555 U.S. …
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… alone in a parked car in the parking lot of an apartment complex. As they approached defendant's car on foot, another … vehicle recording device; (3) challenge original unsworn complaints as to probable cause and lack of a neutral … could show that he suffered a mental incapacity, the outcome of the trial would have been different." Since no prima …
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… The officers ran the license plate number through their computer and learned the registered owner's driver's license … defendant's car. A voice is heard on the recording commenting "a strong odor in the back seat" emanated from … not formally charged, because of his failure to obey police commands. In contrast to the testimony, however, the judge …
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… litigation was settled in March 2018. Plaintiff filed the complaint on September 12, 2017. Brown was personally served with the summons and complaint on October 4, 2017. Brown did not file an answer … against Brown on November 22, 2017. Upon receiving the complaint, Brown unsuccessfully attempted to secure a loan …
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… lot. Decker identified himself and asked defendant to accompany him back into the store. When defendant "became verbally combative," Decker applied an "arm escort," a technique he … in a written opinion. R. 2:11- 3(e)(2). We add only a few comments about much of what defendant argues here: the …
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… T. CUMMINGS, a/k/a JAMEEL BATTLE, LAMEEL TYREE CUMMINGS, MILL, Defendant-Appellant. ______________________________ … indictment with third-degree possession of an electronic communication device while he was an inmate in the county … stated on the record that the State had offered to recommend that the court sentence defendant to a three-year …