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… fully explained the basis for each of his rulings in his comprehensive opinion which detailed his findings of facts … the acts or omissions of counsel of which a defendant complains must amount to more than mere tactical strategy. … professional assistance; that is, the defendant must overcome the presumption that, under 6 A-1929-22 the …
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… robbery, one count of second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, and one count of carjacking. Pursuant to his … argued that even 1 Defendant was nineteen years old when he committed the offenses in June 2013. 3 A-0633-22 though a … plea. Following oral argument, the PCR judge rendered a comprehensive written decision, concluding that defendant …
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… result of an accident because "the work effort, alone or in combination with pre-existing disease, was the cause of the … legal issue. Allstars Auto Grp., Inc. v. N.J. Motor Vehicle Comm'n, 234 N.J. 150, 158 (2018). Although pension statutes … record as a whole. R. 2:11-3(e)(1)(D). We add the following comments. Russo defined what an accident is for purposes of …
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… borrowed $550,000 from plaintiff's predecessor, United Community Mortgage Corp., in 2007, secured by a mortgage on … fails to do so within 150 days or receipt of the writ commanding him to do so. Thus, the statute provides a …
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… to dismiss all other pending charges against him and to recommend an aggregate sentence of six years in prison. The … she had with the detective after the recording was completed. The detective memorialized this conversation in …
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… you may not decide that just because the defendant has committed a prior crimes, she must be guilty of the present … conviction such that the jury cannot find the defendant committed a predicate offense. 231 N.J. 474, 477, 489-90 …
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… ineffective assistance. He also maintains the PCR court committed error in denying his petition on procedural … 2C:39-4(a). In exchange for his guilty plea, the State recommended a five and one-half year period of incarceration … FOR POST-CONVICTION RELIEF BECAUSE DEFENDANT DID NOT BECOME AWARE HE HAD NOT WAIVED HIS RIGHT TO FILE HIS PCR UNTIL …
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… defendant was found guilty of second-degree conspiracy to commit racketeering, first-degree racketeering, … we remanded for a corrected judgment of conviction to comport with what was said orally by the sentencing court on … waiting until 2017 to challenge his sentence. Although he complains he was entitled to a hearing when we remanded for …
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… an April 2, 2015 order, the trial court dismissed Triffin's complaint without prejudice, directed him to serve the … fee, 3 A-0387-17T4 and filed a motion to restore the complaint. The complaint was restored on June 5, 2015. Ibid. In a July 24, …
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… patients from October 2013 to August 2016. Pursuant to a compensation contract the parties entered, plaintiff agreed to pay Harmon thirty-five percent of the income defendant received from the patients Harmon treated, … costs and expenses.2 Harmon claims she was not fully compensated for two pay periods, specifically, July 16, 2016 …
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… signed a retainer agreement, stipulating plaintiff would be compensated on a contingency basis and paid twenty percent … contingency fee. Following the settlement, plaintiff communicated with defendant requesting $9000, representing … because he did not collect the judgment. Plaintiff filed a complaint for breach of contract, implied contract, and …
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… costs. We affirm. I On December 3, 2018, plaintiff filed a complaint against Ramirez alleging breach of contract. The … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonable credible evidence as to … of law de novo. See Manalapan Realty, LP v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). Ramirez argues …
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… plea and sentence "long since disappeared," and the outcome would not change. Defendant raises the following points … HIS PLEA, INCLUDING PAROLE SUPERVISION FOR LIFE AND CIVIL COMMITMENT. POINT TWO – THE PCR COURT ERRONEOUSLY RULED THAT …
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… another ground for termination. In October 2018, seller commenced this action in the Chancery Division, seeking … judgment in seller's favor on counts one and four of its complaint1; the judge also dismissed all three counts of … for unjust enrichment and restitution are supported by competent proofs." After careful examination of the record …
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… 23, 2018 hearing addressing the married parties' cross-complaints of harassment under the Prevention of Domestic … A-3329-17T1 arose that formed the basis of the their cross-complaints. After James was released from county jail,2 he … observations of the character and demeanor of witnesses and common human experience that are not transmitted by the …
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… motion, the trial judge specifically determined she had not committed fraud and, as such, she should not be barred from … applying the same legal standard as the trial court. Templo Fuente De Vida Corp. v. Nat'l Union Fire Ins. Co. of … bars the ability to sue if a New Jersey resident is not in compliance with the statutory provisions mandating insurance …
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… purpose of debauching or impairing her morals. The State recommended a suspended three-year term of imprisonment … subject to parole supervision for life (PSL). Defendant completed his plea form and supplemental plea forms … Prior to imposing sentence, the court sought to clarify comments defendant allegedly made during his Avenel …
DCPP VS. J.O., H.J., F.T.A., R.K.M., AND K.H., IN THE MATTER OF O.S.J., J.T.O., M.O., M.O., AND B.O. (FN-21-0116-18, WARREN COUNTY AND STATEWIDE) (RECORD IMPOUNDED) - Unpublished
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… OF HARM AND OF IMMINENT RISK OF HARM WERE NOT SUPPORTED BY COMPETENT, RELEVANT AND CREDIBLE EVIDENCE. The Law Guardian … to proceed under a Title 30 termination of parental rights complaint. 4 A-1817-18T3 findings and legal conclusions … supports Judge Suh's findings. We add the following brief comments and highlight some significant conclusions in the …
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… term of twenty years for first- degree conspiracy to commit murder on a second victim, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and … 2C:39-5(b), to be served consecutively to the conspiracy to commit murder.1 His convictions and sentence were affirmed. … the defense of duress, after he was allegedly instructed to commit the murder, defendant could have contacted police and …
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… was charged in a separate indictment from her two accomplices with first-degree robbery, second-degree … which meant the State did not make a sentencing recommendation but reserved the right to argue for a sentence … denied defendant's petition. In a written decision that accompanied his order, the judge concluded defendant failed to …