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… pro se. Mark E. Herrera argued the cause for respondent (Milstead & Associates, LLC, attorneys; Bernadette Irace, on … on February 24, 2011. On April 8, 2011, plaintiff filed a complaint in foreclosure against defendant and Yun, and … assigned the subject mortgage to US Bank, N.A. Plaintiff communicated the assignment to defendant through a November …
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… and Bonilla 4 A-0696-18T1 followed. During the next few miles, the officers witnessed the driver, later identified as defendant, committing multiple motor vehicle violations, including operating the Mercedes at seventy miles per hour in a fifty mile per hour zone, passing other …
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… the trial court's January 31, 2018 order dismissing her complaint against defendant William Panico, D.M.D. NOT FOR … trial court's dismissal arose from plaintiff's failure to comply with its prior order of September 13, 2017, which required plaintiff to file a complaint comporting with Rule 1:4 and Rule 4:5-1, and to …
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… and Geiger. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket Nos. 2015-3158, 2016-3249 and 2016-3197. … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Pamela N. Ullman, Deputy Attorney General, on … major disciplinary actions within a three-year period for similar infractions in concluding to terminate his employment. …
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… Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Gloucester County, Complaint No. W-2019-000467-0806. Jonathan E. W. Grekstas, … again as the State requested for the trial court to revisit the State's detention motion without reference to the … characteristics of the eligible defendant," including his family and community ties, past criminal history, and record …
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… of Corrections (DOC) imposing sanctions against him for committing prohibited act *.011, possession or exhibition of … 10A:3-11.2 defines a STG as: a group of inmates possessing common characteristics, interests and goals which serve to … a threat to the safety of the staff, other inmates, the community or causes damage to or destruction of property, or …
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… v. MESA UNDERWRITERS SPECIALITY INSURANCE COMPANY, INC., a subsidiary of SELECTIVE INSURANCE GROUP, … Law Division, Hudson County, Docket No. L-4057-16. Ryan Milun argued the cause for appellant (The Killian Firm PC, attorneys; Ryan Milun and Eugene Killian, on the briefs). Jerald J. Howarth …
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… that defendant's crime was not part of a repetitive, compulsive pattern of criminal sexual behavior, and he was … Defendant filed his petition in 2017, long after he completed his sentence. He was incarcerated, however, … petition on the merits.1 The court noted that under the familiar two-pronged test of Strickland v. Washington, 466 …
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… and Rose. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket Nos. 2018-766, 2018-863 and 2018-866. … Attorney General, attorney for respondent Civil Service Commission (Donna Arons, Assistant Attorney General, of … appeal followed. On appeal, petitioner raises the following points for our consideration: I. The Commission erred in …
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… no evidence its absence had prejudiced defendant or the outcome. The judge signed the order denying defendant's … a probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome." Ibid. (quoting Strickland, 466 U.S. at 694). Indeed, … show that the errors had some conceivable effect on the outcome of the proceeding. Virtually every act or omission of …
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… report of "a male 1 N.J.S.A. 2C:29-1(a) provides: A person commits an offense if he [or she] purposely obstructs, … other than an official duty, or any other means of avoiding compliance with law without affirmative interference with … Judge Shusted declined defendant's request to revisit his 2017 conviction for obstruction, finding …
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… an order to show cause and dismissing with prejudice their complaint against the Elizabeth Board of Education (Board) … and pseudonyms to preserve the confidentiality of the family. 3 A-2088-20 instructed the parties to agree to … letter cited to several statutes/regulations, including Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, 20 …
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… search and seizure of the handgun was permissible under the community-caretaker exception and the Terry doctrine.2 … v. Davis, 104 N.J. 490, 503 (1986)). While there are similarities between the emergency aid and … verbally respond but merely looked up towards Nieves and smiled. While shaking him, Nieves "brushed up against …
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… Hospital. As a result, appellant had a much longer daily commute, and she complained her co-workers at the new … were "fully resolved with no clinical residual except for mild pain on range of motion." Thereafter, appellant's … (NOS). Paul described appellant's symptoms as ranging from mild to moderate.1 The Board denied appellant's retirement …
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… Yes. Counsel: And that was for the purpose of being able to commit a theft from the store? Defendant: Yes. Counsel: You … sedative use disorder, severe cocaine use disorder, and mild hallucinogen disorder. The judge found defendant was … of denying defendant admission into drug court. Defendant points out that he pled guilty to second-degree robbery, …
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… saw a group of men, including defendant with whom he was familiar. Gregus parked his car and surveilled the group for … of the bag "sticking into his pants."1 Gregus said it was "common for drug dealers to . . . conceal drugs inside their … observations of the character and demeanor of witnesses and common human experience that are not transmitted by the …
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… defendant to place his hands on a nearby fence. Defendant complied. The other man voluntarily put his hands on the … Smell Of Marijuana Provided Probable Cause That Defendant Committed A Crime, He Should Have Been Issued A Summons And … probable cause 'that a criminal offense ha[s] been committed and that additional contraband might be present.'" …
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… On appeal from the Superior Court, Chancery Division, Family Part, Ocean County, Docket No. FV-15-0979- 20. … wrongdoing by her son and testified that plaintiff had become upset and had struck her son at which point she … 428 (App. Div. 2020). We accord substantial deference to family 6 A-2263-20 judges' findings of fact because of their …
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… he sustained permanent injuries sufficient to overcome the verbal threshold limitation on lawsuit option. At … to the arbitration based on plaintiff's rejection of the recommended settlement offer and decision to proceed to trial. … retained new counsel on May 7, 2019, fourteen days after completion of the arbitration hearing.4 In addition, the …
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… defendant's arguments at length. We add the following comments. Rule 7:6-2(b) provides "[a] motion to withdraw a … In State v. Slater, our Supreme Court "distill[ed] . . . common principles to help trial courts assess plea … plea after sentencing must be substantiated by strong, compelling reasons." Id. at 160. Judge Jones addressed and …