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… respondent David Yuhasaz. PER CURIAM Virginia J. Ogborne died testate in March 2019. Her last will and testament, … a caveat to the will, David—who was named executor—filed a complaint and order to show cause (OSC) in a summary action … trial court's review of James's certification submitted in support of his answer to David's OSC led to its conclusion …
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… the victim's husband, who said he had no idea how his wife died. He said that when he left for work in the morning, she … found there was a substantial likelihood Presher would commit a new crime if released on parole at this time. The … (2) whether the record contains substantial evidence to support the findings on which the agency based its action; …
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… 20, 2018 order. We affirm. I. Harriet Ross, the decedent, died in December 2014 and her Last Will and Testament was … administration of the estate, plaintiff filed a verified complaint and an order to show cause (OTSC) to remove … occurred in 2018. To support this contention, defendant points to the revision of paragraph 1(e) of the Agreement, …
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… choked the victim and stabbed her in the throat. She died as a result of the injuries defendant inflicted on her. … In exchange for defendant's plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of twenty-three-and-one-half years of … State v. Murray, 162 N.J. 240, 246 (2000). We find ample support in the record for Judge Tarantino's conclusion that …
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… PURPOSEFUL- INTENT-OR-NOTHING INSTRUCTION. 3. PROPOSED REMEDIES. POINT II ALTERNATIVELY, THIS COURT SHOULD REMAND FOR A … indictment substantially for the reasons set forth in his comprehensive and cogent written decision. We recently … THE COURT: (Pause). And the result of you choking her, she died? [DEFENDANT]: (Pause). Yeah. We are guided by our …
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… phone." Mary told Hunter she was "scared" and asked her to "come get her." Mary stayed on the phone while Hunter and … and he walked away and went back to his apartment. I almost died. At approximately 6:20 p.m. on May 15, 2011, Flagler, … not violate the sentencing guidelines and the record amply supports her findings on aggravating and mitigating factors. …
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… of his vehicle.2 The victim succumbed to her injuries and died two days later. Defendant was indicted for … did or failed to do that [which] would have changed the outcome of trial." II. Defendant raises the following points on appeal: POINT I THE PCR COURT ERRED IN DENYING . . …
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… unlawful purpose. Defendant was eighteen years old when he committed these offenses. The matter was tried before a jury … At sentencing defendant, the judge noted he "repeatedly committed various offenses[] or w[as] charged with various … only upon the establishment of a prima facie case in support of [PCR.] . . . To establish a prima facie case, …
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… to count three in exchange for the State agreeing to recommend treating the second-degree endangering charge as a … the court barred defendant "from any social networking website. . . . However, online banking, bill paying shall be … The judge determined there was "nothing in the record" supporting defendant's claim that he would not have accepted …
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… such as health records, discipline records, etc.; (d) communications records such as emails, memos, text messages, … in Request One, plaintiff was directed to a university website. Three days later, plaintiff submitted another OPRA … L.R. I, 452 N.J. A-5285-18T2 10 Super. at 89 (quoting Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 51 (1997)). N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1.1 …
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… such as health records, discipline records, etc.; (d) communications records such as emails, memos, text messages, … in Request One, plaintiff was directed to a university website. Three days later, plaintiff submitted another OPRA … L.R. I, 452 N.J. A-5285-18T2 10 Super. at 89 (quoting Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 51 (1997)). N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1.1 …
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… to count three in exchange for the State agreeing to recommend treating the second-degree endangering charge as a … the court barred defendant "from any social networking website. . . . However, online banking, bill paying shall be … The judge determined there was "nothing in the record" supporting defendant's claim that he would not have accepted …
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… reinstated. We stay the wage execution order pending the outcome of the hearing on remand. 1 Defendant was informed by an unnamed individual that plaintiff died in or about March 2020. The record does not reflect if …
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… reinstated. We stay the wage execution order pending the outcome of the hearing on remand. 1 Defendant was informed by an unnamed individual that plaintiff died in or about March 2020. The record does not reflect if …
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… paying board; ☐ 2. The child is missing; ☐ 3. The child has died; ☐ 4. Other . … OR … ☐ … C. Termination of Child … days. s/ , J.S.C. … The Judiciary will provide reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to … court events. For more information or to request an ADA accommodation, contact your … local Title II ADA coordinator … …
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… of P.R.'s body badly burned. P.R.'s autopsy revealed she died as a result of asphyxia due to strangulation and … unsettling interactions between P.R. and Rob. Based on a combination of the witnesses' accounts and criminal history … to avoid "bog[ging] down his appellate brief with 'lesser' points . . . he did not raise [the mistrial issue]." The PCR …
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… the bicep. The bullet entered Garris's chest and he later died of internal bleeding. Defendant fled New Jersey and was … ended. Approximately eight minutes later, the interview recommenced and the following colloquy ensued: DETECTIVE: Okay … he may have elected not to testify at trial. In his supporting certification, defendant claimed the police …
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… father. The note informed that Sean had hit his head and recommended that the father should monitor Sean for certain … he would have suffered less damage to his spinal cord. To support those contentions, plaintiff called two expert … Div. 1963). In Parker, the plaintiff alleged that his wife died as a result of the defendant doctor's delay in …
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… the Black Horse Pike in Pleasantville. Defendant's husband died due to injuries sustained in the crash, and both … received and started testing the sample on September 7 and completed its testing and report on October 10, 2012. At … appeared to be under the influence because there were points during the interview where defendant slurred her …
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… EXCESSIVE SENTENCE REQUIRING REVERSAL. A. ALTHOUGH SUPPORTED BY AMPLE EVIDENCE IN THE RECORD, THE JUDGE … THE TERM WITHIN THE EXTENDED TERM RANGE. Because of errors committed in excusing a deliberating juror, we are … any time after submission of the case to the jury, a juror dies or is discharged by the court because of illness or …