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… appeals from two November 28, 2022 orders dismissing her complaint against defendants Residential Home Funding Corp. … director of marketing. Marinaro owned RHFC, Lupi was the company CEO, and Kuri the vice president of branch … and a per quod claim on behalf of her husband. The complaint set forth twenty-one instances of alleged …
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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-2631-21 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DEBRA ANN HEYN, deceased. _______________________ Submitted March 1, 2023 – Decided July 21, 2023 Before Judges Accurso and Natali. On appeal from the …
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… is supervised by the Camden Vicinage Probation Division, completed the Apex Solutions Group program. Apex has … Wynder referred her to the program. Since graduating and completing the Apex Solution Group’s Train-To-Hire program … a member of Recovery Corps, I also participate in multiple community outreach efforts, with the goal of transforming …
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… order denying specific performance of an option to purchase commercial real estate. Concluding the trial judge engaged … 21, 2021, alleging an additional claim of promissory estoppel. After a one-day bench trial, Chancery Division Judge … abuse of discretion standard upon reviewing equitable remedies). "It is perfectly clear that specific performance is …
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… reasons set forth in Judge Patrick J. Arre's thoughtful and comprehensive written opinion. I. The underlying facts of … without an evidentiary hearing. In a written opinion accompanying the December 16 order, the judge found defendant … . . . acted outside the wide range of professionally competent assistance." The judge concluded, "[defendant's] …
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… and attitude of defendant indicate that she is unlikely to commit another offense), N.J.S.A. 2C:44-l(b)(9). 3 A-3373-20 … utilize medical reports to prove her diminished capacity to commit aggravated manslaughter. After PCR counsel was … reference. Pro se briefs can also be submitted. PCR counsel complied with the rule. His brief asserted the trial court …
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… in 2014 that he had to wait until his direct appeal was completed prior to filing a PCR petition, and the COVID-19 … access to the law library. The COVID restrictions did not become effective until March 2020, approximately ninety days … show: "counsel's assistance was not 'within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases'; and . . …
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… period of parole ineligibility. The sentence encompassed consecutive terms for two of the attempted murder … December 16, 2022, the motion judge issued an order and accompanying letter opinion denying the motion. In the …
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… March 9, 2023 adjudication of delinquency for acts that, if committed by an adult, would constitute third-degree receipt … testimony was not helpful to determining whether D.M. committed the offense. The underlying facts were as follows. … person and only 4 A-2644-22 seen him on social media, he stopped to talk to him. He claimed the other juvenile, who …
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… challenge the affidavit in support of a wiretap order and communication data warrants (CDW). The gravamen of … N.J.S.A. 2C:35-5(b)(2) and second-degree conspiracy to commit that offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2. The trial court … the application sought to intercept wire and electronic communications to or from the 1967 number as well as a [CDW] …
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… man who was walking near the road. Petitioner did not stop his car; rather, he drove away without investigating … 2013, petitioner was released from prison on parole. He completed parole on August 26, 2015. Six years later, on … past criminal record. The State did not submit any proofs refuting petitioner's representations. Consequently, the …
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… 2 This statement appears in the DRB discipline recommendation of Herbert M. Korn, a New Jersey attorney … infliction of emotional distress in New Jersey. In his complaint, plaintiff alleged defendant knowingly and falsely … plaintiff reputational harm. Defendant moved to dismiss the complaint arguing New Jersey lacked personal jurisdiction …
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… Charles J. Most, Psy.D., and dismissing plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. We affirm. I. During the pendency … the cost of this evaluation and report [fifty-fifty]. The accompanying statement of reasons reiterated: The motion record makes clear that [the divorcing] parties have completely different views of their relationship and the …
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… listed for sale on OfferUp, an online marketplace. After communicating during the course of the day, Lopez and … and the phone found in defendant's room, evidenced regular communications between the devices leading up to the … prejudice the jury to act on emotion, instead of logic and common sense." We disagree. At trial, defendant's counsel …
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… together and investigating. And that’s when he made that comment.” (T:207-20 to 207-25). Defendant’s statement is … issues, or misleading the jury[.]” N.J.R.E. 403. Defendant complains that the aforementioned statements are susceptible … just before the basement surveillance cameras suddenly stop working, and a half hour before a car is seen leaving …
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… and continues in that position. According to plaintiff's complaint, on or around September 2019, he learned of a … #63, with #75, the FOP President. -SF: "When he becomes insubordinate, I'm going to f[***]ing send him home, Freddie you['re] done pack your bag go home . . . pending …
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… of water into the module housing the radio's electronic components under the carpet beneath the front passenger … that because the malfunction was caused 1 Although the complaint names Range Rover as a defendant, testimony at … although the complaint alleged the vehicle's radio stopped working entirely after Santiago's inspection, …
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… his shoes and shirt and submit to a strip-search. Appellant complied. However, when appellant was ordered to remove his … or intent to distribute 4 A-0701-24 or sell, an electronic communication device, equipment, or peripheral capable of … complied with the officers, however "[h]e decided to stop complying and became violent with his actions," and …
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… his consent to search the house. Defendant voluntarily accompanied the detectives to the Hasbrouck Heights Police … aggravating factors three ("risk that the defendant will commit another offense") and nine ("need for deterring the … life for a substantial period of time before the commission of the present offense"), eight ("defendant's …
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… assigned "for a while." Lawrence was advised an inmate "was coming to [her]" for processing. The inmate was … to pull off her shirt . . . she just became very irate and combative and sw[ung] her arms." The inmate was "pushing and … 27). "Arbitrary and capricious action of administrative bodies means willful and unreasoning action, without …