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… managing the sizeable investment portfolio of defendant’s family. The key issue in this appeal involves whether … $308,000 and $466,000 per year, exclusively from commissions. Goldfarb met defendant in March 2013. According … invoking the Securities Law and arguing, among other points, that the agreement between the parties was governed, …
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… to certain non- monetary conditions, including that he “not commit any offense during the period of release.” In August … that broad-based proposition undermines the CJRA’s goals. Similarly, the contempt statute’s provision that “[a] person” … Association joins in the State’s arguments. Among other points, the Association adds that defendants must …
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… aggravated criminal sexual contact for acts he allegedly committed between September and November 1999, while serving … and, while the definitions have remained remarkably similar since the enactment of the 1915 legislation, the … committed those acts with “‘the purpose of degrading or humiliating the victim or sexually arousing or sexually …
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… defendant punched Hardy. Later the same evening, Hardy accosted defendant, shot four shots in the direction of his … reversed defendant’s aggravated manslaughter conviction. Similarly, there is a reasonable probability that, had the … retroactively on collateral review, such as on PCR. It points out that the Court in Moore “made the broad …
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… protruding from the center console. Bryant then heard a commotion and realized defendant was attempting to flee. … the area to be swept contains a dangerous individual. Similarly, officers may conduct protective sweeps of the … to justify a limited vehicle protective frisk. The State points to the recent United States Supreme Court decision in …
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… expert concluded that defendants’ inspectors had properly complied with NFPA 25, which did not require them to … 291 N.J. Super. at 44. The average juror would be unfamiliar with the training that sprinkler inspectors receive, … adoption, by reference, of the 1996 BOCA Code. Because familiarity with New Jersey’s complex regulatory scheme, as …
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… that Ms. Coles’s consent was invalid since her familial and informal landlord status did not suffice to give her common authority over defendant’s bedroom. Thus, the failure … to this appeal occurred. Defendant lived with other family members in his aunt’s home in Camden where he had his …
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… v. Kelvin Williams (A-8-12) (071306) [Note: This is a companion case to State v. Christopher Dekowski, also filed … Cheryl Duncan “that he had a bomb and to give him seven million dollars.” Duncan did not see a bomb but testified … and told Duncan “that he had a bomb and to give him seven million dollars.” When Duncan was asked by the prosecutor …
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… shooting defensively at trial. Such evidence was a key component of defendant’s third-party guilt defense. In … space or the word “deleted” is not permissible because it “points to the defendant.” Here, the State and defense … Weaver or Bryant fired the shots. An eyewitness provided similar testimony. Another eyewitness provided a description …
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… element of this offense. Most states that have considered similar statutes have reached the same conclusion. (pp. 19-24) … 97 N.J. 263, 266, 277 (1984). Plea agreements are important components of this country’s criminal justice system. … in the area where the accident occurred is twenty-five miles per hour. A Jersey City Police Sergeant, who testified …
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… now before the Court for the second time, concerns a family embroiled in a litigation that commenced 15 years ago. The Court provided an extensive and … Ras each owning 50 percent of each company’s shares. A family disagreement arose over a woman whom Robert began …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS STEADFAST INSURANCE COMPANY and … (Ark. Cir. Ct.), resulted in a plaintiffs’ verdict of $46.5 million at trial. The Plaintiffs pled derivative (through … Plaintiffs’ offer to settle for a lump sum payment of $15 million, net after the payment of $4 million by co- …
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… he was worried about his safety and the safety of his family. He provided more details after the break: Quan … offenses. The affidavit of probable cause in support of the complaint stated that “an eyewitness . . . positively … the CJRA and related court rules. 1. The Attorney General points to section 19(f), which offers guidance in a …
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… criminal activity. Based on the robbery charge, the PSA recommended that Travis not be released. The State moved for … asserted that he had no knowledge of the incident until a family member told him about it, and he denied having anything … on the circumstances surrounding those factors. Among other points, the ACLU highlights the court’s assessment that the …
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… criminal activity. Based on the robbery charge, the PSA recommended that Travis not be released. The State moved for … asserted that he had no knowledge of the incident until a family member told him about it, and he denied having anything … on the circumstances surrounding those factors. Among other points, the ACLU highlights the court’s assessment that the …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS Corrected 9/30/19 – various … are the sole item of contention in this litigation. Similarly, the production process involves a mix of mechanical … of MAE is directly used in the production process. Taxation points out, hypothetically, if the dough pieces were placed …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY MERCER … Legislature used meaningless language.’”). Despite these familiar standards, interpreting and applying statutory … a reasonable period of time to move themselves and their families into New Jersey without running afoul of the NJFA. If …
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… the Estate of Eclwarcl Leopardi Eli Segal, Esq. Pepper Hamilton LLP 301 Carnegie Center, Suite 400 Princeton, New … if the plaintiff is a public figure or public official. Costello v. Ocean Cty. Observer, 136 N.J. 594,612 (1994), … Rene Pistilli-Leopardi. Paragraph 42 of the Complaint points to an alleged falsity in the stories repotiing the …
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… W.S.’s motion without prejudice to W.S.’s refiling it to comply with the requiremen ts of N.J.S.A. 59:8-9 within … CSAA and Law Against Discrimination, as well as numerous common law claims. Defendants moved to dismiss the complaint … and Annabelle M. Steinhacker, on the brief). Marci A. Hamilton, of the Pennsylvania bar, admitted pro hac vice, …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Monmouth County, Docket No. FV-13-1369-21. … within days of securing it. In June 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce but then withdrew it. Defendant … because the parties' proofs were "in equipoise." When revisiting "the second prong of Silver," the judge again said …