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… for their charitable foundation. The project was never completed and plaintiffs eventually sold the property for … The Construction Litigation Plaintiffs retained counsel – James Mackevich – to represent St. Louis, LLC in three … Pools, the jury awarded plaintiffs approximately $35,000 in compensatory damages for their breach of contract claim and …
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… in the death of the victim, who was shot during a robbery committed by her co- defendant boyfriend, Joseph Villani.1 … N.J. at 295). A. The State introduced into evidence text messages written by defendant about the events leading to … not have been charged because did not possess the requisite mental state to commit any offense as to the car. …
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… November 2, 2020 – Decided August 17, 2021 Before Judges Messano, Hoffman, and Suter. On appeal from the Superior … 3 A-4920-18 the trial court's orders dismissing plaintiff's complaint against all defendants under Rule 4:6-2(e) for … reasonable inference of fact[,]" liberally searching the complaint for "the fundament of a cause of action . . . ." …
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… To Find Clear And Convincing Evidence Other Bad Acts Were Committed. B. The Trial Court Failed To Submit Required Jury … Patently Inadmissible Testimony. POINT II THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PREJUDICIAL ERROR IN DENYING [DEFENDANT'S] MOTION … "[e]vidence of the robbery was intrinsic" to the charged crimes and therefore admissible. We agree.8 "[E]vidence that is …
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… TRIAL BY THE TRIAL COURT'S FAILURE TO DEFINE "A CRIME OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE," WHICH WAS THE OFFENSE THE STATE ALLEGED THAT DEFENDANT INTENDED TO COMMIT WHEN HE ENTERED THE APARTMENT WITHOUT PERMISSION. … at 121. On remand, the trial judge shall undertake the requisite analysis and provide a statement of reasons "explaining …
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… reasons supporting the February 22, 2019 order. 5 A-1417-19 complete and sign a FERPA form,[2] giving [defendant] access … class schedule, . . . and financial aid information every semester that she is in college, in order to have [d]efendant … state college; and the daughter did not request assistance with paying for her college expenses until after …
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… revealed substantial evidence that plaintiff misused the computer system in his police car to conduct unjustified … inquiry. He offered no explanation and admitted several times that he has been willfully misusing the full disclosure … feet, possibly [forty] feet . . . ." Plaintiff posited that he did not think he told Captain DePuyt during …
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… involves physical training and marching. Boot Camp had two command structures -- custody and civilian. James Glover, an African-American, was head of custody at Boot … Mellick and Richard Cheesman, both Caucasian. Ronda's Complaint In September 2004, Ronda filed a complaint with …
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… a handgun by a person previously convicted of one of the crimes listed in N.J.S.A. 2C:39-7(b), and conspiracy to commit armed robbery and criminal restraint, N.J.S.A. … of a man who claimed defendant admitted to him that he committed these crimes, while the two men were detained …
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… further argues that the prosecutor made unduly prejudicial comments during summation. Lastly, he contends that the … with my girlfriend." When Miller left her, she sent a text message to defendant that warned him he was "chillin' with … the detectives who had previously questioned defendant visited the jail and asked to talk with him. Ibid. The …
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… which the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) commenced in 2004 seeking injunctive relief and civil … located within Medford Township (Medford). Residential homes and some commercial properties are located downstream of the dam. The …
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… it, Pierro and defendant sought buyers, and defendant completed the sales. During the afternoon of July 7, 2012, … Raymond Jenkins, a taxicab driver, was inside the taxi company office across the street from TJ's Boom Bar, facing … An autopsy later revealed that Zabala had been shot five times at close range, once to the chest, twice to the abdomen, …
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… from a November 1, 2017 final agency decision of the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection … is the largest radon measurement business in the State. The Commissioner's final decision followed proceedings before … breakdown of uranium in soils. Radon gas can infiltrate homes and other buildings through their foundations and then …
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… MELLON WEALTH MANAGEMENT; and MARK A. SOLOMON, PARTITION COMMISSIONER, Defendants-Respondents. … Elizabeth B. Poling, appellant pro se in A-1502-15. James Clark Poling, appellant pro se in A-3507-15. Dechert, … plaintiffs failed to satisfy the jurisdictional prerequisite for bringing the action; they failed to serve …
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… Education (Board), filed an action asserting statutory and common law employment discrimination claims against the … a public record, writing or instrument kept, filed or deposited according to law with or in the keeping of any public … schedule for the school psychiatrist that revealed the names of students being treated by the psychiatrist, and a …
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… Defendant hit her brakes, swerved, collided with the oncoming vehicle, and lost consciousness. When she woke up, … failed. He observed that she looked down multiple times, spaced out her steps, slurred her speech, and had … were admitted into evidence despite the lack of requisite foundational documents. The cumulative effect of the …
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… to convict a defendant even when bias did not motivate the commission of the offense. Defendant David Pomianek, Jr., … was found guilty of two fourth-degree bias-intimidation crimes, one for harassment by alarming conduct and the other … and to the extent that mens rea is a constitutional prerequisite, defendant’s “purpose to harass” satisfied that …
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… On direct appeal, defendant argued that the trial court committed reversible error by failing to provide the jury … “the privilege itself ‘is firmly established as part of the common law of New Jersey and has been incorporated into our … committed the acts charged in the indictment with the requisite criminal intent.” Ibid. Relying on its understanding of …
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… defendant was intoxicated. In response, defense counsel commenced his summation, arguing that the State’s evidence … Law Division cautioned against the continued use of this common practice, finding that the better practice is to … steps then stopped. He failed. The resisting arrest . . . comes into play, not that he was charged with it, but 5 it …
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… Foley, Vignuolo, Hyman and Stahl, P.C. (Borrus firm), for assistance in a business dispute with Steven Eleftheriou. … Borrus firm, Dimitrakopoulos and his wife filed a verified complaint against Eleftheriou and his wife. For reasons that … Legal Group, attorneys; Kristen M. Logar, on the brief). James E. Stahl argued the cause for respondents (Borrus, …