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… by defendant Diana London. Plaintiff claims the building is commercial in nature, which would impose on defendant an … discovery, plaintiff's counsel inspected the Building, accompanied by Ceasar Landivar, who took photographs. They … from Guy Magnusson, Esq., that stated defendant had a commercial liability insurance policy. On August 21, 2015, …
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… RENEWAL ASSOCIATES LLC, FULTON'S LANDING URBAN RENEWAL COMPANY LLC, FIRST CONNECTICUT HOLDING GROUP LLC II, FIRST … and Mocco is invalid and unenforceable; (3) judicial estoppel barred the Moccos from asserting their claims due to … Div. 2017). Consequently, 15 A-5041-14T2 [e]quitable remedies are distinguished for their flexibility, their …
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… claims to be time barred. Because our standard of review compels deference to the judge's findings of fact, Cole v. … been reported to persist after Accutane treatment has been stopped. Patients experiencing abdominal pain, rectal … listed below reflect the experience from investigating studies of Accutane, and the postmarketing experience. The …
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… Attorney General, argued the cause for respondent (Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney; Garima Joshi, … THREE SEPARATE THEORIES OF LIABILITY: MURDER AS AN ACCOMPLICE; CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT MURDER; AND GUILT OF THE SUBSTANTIVE OFFENSE OF …
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… numbness that became "stabbing sharp pains." Dr. Vega recommended physical therapy. On July 25, 2012, plaintiff saw … who treated her for pain in her neck and shoulder. She completed twelve weeks of physical therapy in 2014. In … the injuries and their consequences, both past, present and future, are so severe that an anterior cervical fusion[,] …
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… on the briefs for appellant Stephen Maurrasse). Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … his address in Somerville. The police then obtained a communication data warrant (CDW) for the listed telephone … that someone who wanted to purchase iPhones and iPads was coming with "5K." Grant replied that "I dnt wana fuk wit it …
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… one); first-degree aggravated sexual assault during the commission of a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:14-2(a)(3) (count two); … her to have sexual intercourse with him, and told her to stop screaming throughout the attack. Defendant walked B.M. … The State argued the messages were relevant because they refuted defendant's contention that on June 19, 2010, B.M. had …
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… Division).2 The trial court's conclusions are supported by competent 1 Jill entered an identified surrender of her … of N.J.S.A. 30:4C-15.1(a) requires balancing the potential future harm from retaining parental rights with the potential future harm from termination of those rights, the judge did …
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… the waistband of his pants when he was frisked following a stop by Irvington police officers, and his conviction by a … on the seized evidence. Defendant also claims he was not competent to stand trial and his due process rights were … without ordering a psychiatric examination to test his competency. Defendant further appeals from his judgements of …
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… that BRR could contest the foreclosure by answering the complaint within forty-five days or redeem the tax lien by … application and noted the motion was unopposed. In its accompanying statement of reasons, the court considered Cavalieri's report, determined that it was unrefuted, and designated the Property abandoned in accordance …
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… activity." Troopers Michael Falciani and Carl Kite accompanied Ehret. The troopers "observed a blue Honda … contained heroin and cocaine, respectively. Detective Christopher Rodriguez testified as an expert for the State on … N.J. 383, 446- 47 (1998) (quoting United States v. Matta-Ballesteros, 71 F.3d 754, 769 (9th Cir. 1995)). The State …
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… favor of defendants. Plaintiffs argue that the trial court committed reversible error in the jury charge and verdict … David's opening cerebrospinal fluid pressure at the top of the Progress Report as "9 cm," which was normal. … in January 2013, David consulted neurologist Joseph Safdieh, M.D., regarding his headaches and back pain. Dr. …
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… INFRINGED ON THE JURY'S ROLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER DEFENDANT COMMITTED THE CHARGED OFFENSES. POINT IV THE TRIAL COURT … exited their patrol vehicle during a motor-vehicle stop when they heard multiple gunshots. In response, the … men were wearing "[a]ll black," and that one "had a big hoodie on with his face covered" and the other "had a mask on," …
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… and IBD. The information provided to patients warned to stop taking the drug and consult a doctor if stomach pain, … a hearing to determine whether Kendall had filed her complaint within the two-year statutory period for personal … (including 4 4 We will not recount here the various studies that led to the original labeling and later relabeling …
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… assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(1); and conspiracy to commit robbery, 1 Although both defendants bear the suffix, … charged, pled guilty to third-degree conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and 2C:12-1(b), … But the judge concluded Detective Romano "should have stopped . . . and questioned the defendant to determine …
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… under the speedy trial rule and statute, a case may be "complex" if it has "complicated evidence," but time is excludable only if the complexity makes it unreasonable to expect adequate …
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… there were extraordinary circumstances sufficient to overcome the mandatory minimum term of imprisonment prescribed … deposit for an apartment in Corning, New York. The $600 was comprised of twelve $50 bills. Palm placed the $600 inside … obtained police records, including vehicle logs. Roldan compiled a list of fourteen officers in seven patrol cars …
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… of counsel and on the brief; David M. Estes and Christopher J. Geddis, on the briefs). Daniel B. Rogers (Shook, … curiae Advanced Medical Technology Association, Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America, and the National … of mesh removal was through published data from other studies. At an internal company meeting in June 2003, Ciarrocca …
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… jury trial, defendant was convicted of third-degree computer theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:20-25(c); and third-degree theft … TRIAL, NECESSITATING REVERSAL. POINT III THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED PLAIN ERROR WHEN IT FAILED TO INSTRUCT THE JURY ON … from challenging the lawfulness of a motor vehicle stop for the first time on appeal where the defendant's …
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… the robbery, was a critical prosecution witness. The outcome of the trial hinged to a large extent on her testimony … he observed a sedan leaving the scene. The officer did not stop the vehicle. At 9:45 p.m., another officer, Detective … procedure subject to the requirements and remedies set forth in A-4644-17T1 31 case law and Rule 3:11. At …