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… He asked defendant for his driving credentials; defendant complied. Officer Chieppa noted defendant was "stumbling and … swayed, lost his balance, and had some difficulty complying with directions. Additionally, his pupils were … allows a "lay witness [to] give an opinion on matters of common knowledge and observation." Id. at 586. 10 A-2507-21 …
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… to happen . . . but . . . this is an opportunity for you to come forward and talk about what happened. In response, … . . I really would like to give you an opportunity to . . . come forward and talk about some things . . . . I understand … . . . you can just knock on the door and somebody will come and address that, cool? Defendant replied, "Yup." Once …
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… application, A.N.H. represented he was never confined or committed to a mental institution or hospital for mental … Orders, (Aug. 12, 2019) (Guidelines). 3 A-2298-21 DTPD commenced a background investigation regarding A.N.H., which … answers" to the doctor's questions. 2 A.N.H. claims he committed himself voluntarily. Because A.N.H. was a minor at …
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… accepted. The jury found defendant guilty of conspiracy to commit murder and weapons charges and not guilty on … responded, "regrettably agree."1 After jury polling was complete, defense counsel asked to be heard at sidebar. The … could be a lot of reasons for it. I don't know that I'd be comfortable sort of weighing into the jury deliberations. It …
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… of its damages. I. On November 10, 2021, Sloan filed a complaint in the Special Civil Part against MES alleging: … boxes, and a laundry basket. After application of a revised fuel surcharge and application of a credit for Sloan's prior … A representative of MES testified at trial. She said the company attempted to reach Sloan in Colorado several times …
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… to a second-degree aggravated sexual assault with a recommendation for a nine-year prison term and the ability to … Ten years is the offer. That's what the State is recommending. Maybe, based on what [defense counsel] presents … the State is dismissing the balance of this indictment, recommending that you serve ten years, [eighty-five] percent …
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… an exemption for court reporters under the Unemployment Compensation Law ("UCL"), N.J.S.A. 43:21-1 to -71, or … from a December 31, 2021 final administrative action of the Commissioner of the Department of Labor and Workforce … Shorthand Reporting Services ("SSRS") also appeals from the Commissioner's December 31, 2021 final administrative action …
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… "convincing" testimony, that defense counsel "did not commit any errors in her representation of the defendant." … entered a structure without permission, with the purpose to commit an offense therein, and, in the course of committing the offense of burglary, threatened to inflict …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:7-1 to -5, and notification requirements to the community with regard to certain sex offenders, N.J.S.A. … years after he was adjudicated delinquent for sex crimes committed against children. Judge Thomas K. Isenhour ruled … requirements until fifteen years have elapsed without committing a new offense. B.K. contends the fifteen-year …
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… else inside. Boyle testified he saw a "cotton ball accompanied by what appeared to be a white wax fold." On … on cross-examination that it is neither illegal nor uncommon for members of the community to avoid contact with the police, and that it is …
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… Paul Bosco, Patrick Bosworth, and David Collins—to secure compensation for their former memberships in the Rock Spring … than originally stated, and it was agreed MGC would commit to operating the RSC property for three years, as … entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law." Templo Fuente De Vida Corp. v. Nat'l Union Fire Ins. Co., 224 N.J. …
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… not administered according to standardized instructions, compromising the results. Defendant subsequently entered a … recording to his expert. Judge Robert J. Jones issued a comprehensive written opinion rejecting defendant's … by the expert, would have resulted in a different outcome, given that he did not plead guilty to DWI. A May 17, …
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… a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Gideon, 244 N.J. at 550-51 (alteration in original) … of his medical records would have changed the outcome of the trial "[b]ecause the medical records would not … testified—it "does not establish that he did not make the comment, much less that the content of it was untrue, but …
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… the judge erred by: (1) under-calculating the amount of income imputed to plaintiff and thereby ascribing an incorrect … and to clarify if plaintiff's failure to report her income triggered his obligation under Sheridan v. Sheridan, … each CIS, plaintiff reported she was a homemaker with no income but indicated she received child support and Social …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … is nearly identical to Uniform Probate Code, § 2-301, the comments to which express that it is the “moving party” – … the making of false and non-meritorious claims, the common law has long recognized a particular need for …
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… being arrested. She asked plaintiff for advice on filing a complaint about the incident. Plaintiff advised Sasselli to … read over his shoulder. After reading one report, plaintiff commented it did not say if anyone was arrested. Plaintiff … the incident with plaintiff. He acknowledged it was common for his coworkers to have a roundtable discussion in …
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… this case. The first theory is that Paul Caneiro (“Paul”) committed these murders “in the expectation of” realizing … insurance money. Relatedly, a second theory is that Paul committed these murders so that he could use the money to … third theory, subject of the instant Motion, is that Paul committed these murders to “escape detection for another …
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… WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, Petitioner-Respondent, v. ALLIED TELECOM CORP., VASILIOS STERGIOU, DIRECTOR AND INDIVIDUALLY, AND … Chiacchio, on the brief). PER CURIAM Respondents Allied Telecom Corp., Vasilios Stergiou, and Demetrio Poubouridis … is in the business of installing and maintaining wireless communication networks. Stergiou is a shareholder and the …
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… and asserted if counsel acted differently, the outcome of the proceedings would have changed. His PCR counsel … for a hearing and denied defendant's PCR petition in a comprehensive twenty-two- page opinion. Judge Mohammed … OF PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT, AND TO FAIL TO ENSURE WITNESS COMPLIANCE. THE JUDGE ERRED IN DENYING RELIEF. (3) IT WAS …
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… an April 10, 2025 order, which found defendant D.S. not competent to proceed to trial at this time.1 In accordance … law, we affirm both orders because the trial court made its competency factual findings based on substantial credible … counsel raised concerns with the court about defendant's competency. Accordingly, the court directed defendant to …