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… relevant information or circumstances that tend to support a characterization of the matter as “substantial” …
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… and/or the guardianship: Note: The Judiciary’s Guardian Support/Guardianship Monitoring Program webpage, found at …
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… legal principles. This court's review of a DMAHS determination is limited. C.L. v. Div. of Med. Assistance & … (3) whether the record contains substantial evidence to support the findings on which the agency based its action; …
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… when he or she "has presented a prima facie [claim] in support of [PCR]," meaning that a defendant must demonstrate …
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… Appropriate. D. The Chancery Division's Reasoning Does Not Support the Denial of the Defendants' Motion to Vacate. II. … N.J. 492, 502 (2008). Accordingly, "[t]he trial court's determination . . . warrants substantial deference and should …
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… Apartments, Inc., 123 N.J. Super. 48 (App. Div. 1973), in support of its interpretation of the settlement agreement. …
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… the record, there is sufficient evidence in the record to support the PCR judge's 7 A-0580-23 finding that "defendant … PCR court, we conclude that assertion to be unfounded and unsupported. Moreover, a review of the plea-hearing transcript …
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… State v. Murray, 162 N.J. 240, 246 (2000). We find ample support in the record for the PCR court's conclusion that …
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… AGGRAVATING FACTOR [FIVE] WAS IMPOSED WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF COMPETENT AND CREDIBLE EVIDENCE IN THE RECORD. … to our decision. In Comer, our Supreme Court recognized "children are constitutionally different from adults for … where society draws the line for many purposes between childhood and adulthood.'" 249 N.J. at 600 n.10 (alterations …
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… Id. at 391–92. The critical statutory provision that supported the trial court's summary judgment order in the …
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… to bring a lawsuit on Mildred's behalf against one of her children. The trial judge denied defendant's motion for … relied upon be such as in its entirety fairly supports an implication of a promise to pay the debt …
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… Ass'n, 132 N.J. 330, 334 (1993)). "The trial court's determination . . . warrants substantial deference, and should … his motion was time-barred. In any event, the record amply supports the trial court's finding that defendant "has not …
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… crimes against defendant's age and background. We find no support for defendant's contention that the sentencing judge …
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… imposition of the 200-month FET and remand for a new FET determination. I In 1986, appellant was convicted by jury of … both. The Board concurred with the two-member panel's determination appellant lacked insight into why he engaged in … (1979). There is sufficient credible evidence in the record supporting these findings, and we discern nothing arbitrary …
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… v. One Washington Park, 154 N.J. 437, 442-45 (1998), to support her argument that her request for the late amendment …
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… when he pled guilty, and gave a sufficient factual basis to support the first-degree robbery charge. This appeal … trial courts should grant evidentiary hearings and make a determination on the merits only if the defendant has …
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… v. Ross, 218 N.J. 130, 144 (2014). "The trial court's determination as to whether a Czachor charge is warranted … opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We are satisfied the record amply supports the judge's findings on aggravating and mitigating …
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… further argue that plaintiff's proofs were insufficient to support entry of final judgment; the trial court misapplied … to the sound discretion of the trial court, whose determination will not be disturbed absent a clear abuse of …
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… N.J. at 621 (citations reformatted). "Additionally, a PTI determination requires that the prosecutor make an … of the statutory factors and provide a statement of reasons supporting its conclusion as to defendant's application for …
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… OF DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO CORRECT AN ILLEGAL SENTENCE IS NOT SUPPORTED BY SUFFICIENT, CREDIBLE[] EVIDENCE IN THE …