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… Byrd to refund $10,2901 in overpaid emergency unemployment compensation benefits. Byrd received these benefits in 2011 … calculated the amount to be $10,706, consisting of twenty-one weeks of payments of $490 in 2011, plus $416 in non- … our instructions here in our office, waiver can only be done when there is a balance." After reading our opinion for …
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… On his CIS, defendant claimed a net average weekly income of only $1,000, far less than his own reckoning of the … treatment, medical insurance, or daily medication, he had gone through periods of time while the divorce was pending in … of $30,000 in child support arrears, no doubt increasing exponentially as the current obligation of $10,500 a month goes …
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… the plea proceeding was improper, and the court erroneously relied upon a prior plea allocution. Having … with her attorney's representation. 3 A-4540-15T3 The court commenced the elicitation of the factual basis by reviewing … Do you understand? [A.] Correct. [Q.] And you and I have gone over that Standard Statement, is that right? [A.] That's …
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… dangerous substance (CDS), N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10(a)(1) (counts one, six, and eleven); third-degree possession of CDS with … Defendant then informed the court he read, reviewed, completed, and signed the plea form. The form corroborated … the time of his August 2011 plea gave him misleading or erroneous advice about the immigration consequences, …
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… of first-degree murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3(a)(1) and (2), one count of second-degree burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:18-2, and … standing erect when she was shot in the pelvis, but was prone on the floor when she was shot in the chest. Flores died … newly discovered evidence that would have changed the outcome of trial, and the prosecutor suppressed evidence and …
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… a November 18, 2016 order dismissing with prejudice the complaint of JCMUA against NJ Transit. I. We accept the … Indeed, during oral argument on the motion, the court questioned counsel for JCMUA, and counsel acknowledged that gross … no basis for relief and that discovery would not provide one, dismissal of the complaint is appropriate." Ibid. …
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… from the store when an unknown man entered her apartment complex behind her. The man demanded S.L. hand over her money. S.L. responded she did not have any money; at that point, the man "went with his hands towards …
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… Prosecutor, attorney for respondent (Margaret A. Cipparrone, Senior Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel and on the … arrested, waived his Miranda2 rights, and was questioned by the investigating officers for nearly four hours. … accepted the prosecutor's argument that the doctrine of completeness warranted playing the video in full. The judge …
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… NOT CONSTITUTE PROBABLE CAUSE TO ARREST AND SEARCH EVERYONE IN AN AUTOMOBILE. POINT II THE EVIDENCE SEIZED FROM THE … a three-year term of imprisonment for an unrelated offense committed in Cumberland County. Judge Jimenez ordered that … because, at this point in time, he was outnumbered two-to-one. Cook decided "to follow through with . . . [the] …
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… an August 9, 2016 order denying his motion to reinstate his complaint and granting a cross- motion filed by defendants … who brought the lawsuit. . . . [P]laintiff basically abandoned his lawsuit until such time as it was more convenient … of discretion unless it appears that an injustice has been done." St. James AME Dev. Corp. v. City of Jersey City, 403 …
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… waiver to object to the instruction on appeal," State v. Maloney, 216 N.J. 91, 104 (2013). Even so, we consider the … contention in Point I that the 4 A-2119-16T1 judge committed plain error by failing to define "attempt" – as to … a more serious situation, where as I said before, someone attempting to strike her, get violent with her, threaten …
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… argued the cause for respondent (Kearney, Burns & Martone, PC, attorneys; Scott D. Burns, on the brief). PER … from working. Plaintiff's initial attorney failed to file a completed Case Information Statement (CIS), and apparently … in achieving a lifestyle 'reasonably comparable' to the one enjoyed during the marriage." J.E.V., 426 6 A-2981-16T3 …
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… 26, 2016 summary judgment dismissal of his personal injury complaint against defendant City of Camden seeking damages … toward him, causing his weapon to discharge two bullets. One bullet struck plaintiff's chest; the other hit L.D.M.'s … committed by an officer "in a private home involving someone defendant knew, as opposed to a member of the public, . …
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… the robbery charges Sergeant Audino was investigating were completely different from, and totally unrelated to, the … refused to let him speak to the defendant, and no one advised the defendant that his attorney was present and … for defendant's contention that the police improperly questioned him. Unlike in Reed, no attorney had been retained to …
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… FIRE DISTRICT #1 (LOCAL FINANCE BOARD, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS). ——————————————— Argued January 16, 2019 … of the annual budget proposed by the Board of Commissioners of the Lakewood Township Fire District #1 (Board). We … language is clear and unambiguous, and susceptible to only one interpretation[.]'" Id. at 492 (quoting Lozano v. Frank …
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… Public Defender, attorney for appellant (Michael J. Confusione, Designated Counsel; William P. Welaj, on the brief). … The charges stemmed from a sexual offense defendant committed against his granddaughter in November 2009. At the … voluntarily, knowingly, and intelligently pled guilty to one count of second-degree sexual assault. Defendant argued …
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… A/S/O SEAN HOLEY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MERCURY INDEMNITY COMPANY OF AMERICA, Defendant-Respondent. Argued … July 10, 2017 – Decided July 31, 2017 Before Judges Simonelli and Carroll. On appeal from the Superior Court of New … errors when they imperfectly executed their powers and erroneously applied [the] law to the issues and facts presented …
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… L. JENNINGS, Defendant, and ALLSTATE NEW JERSEY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … and awarded her $200 in damages. The jury awarded no money on the loss of consortium claim. In light of the … value that a reasonable jury could find." Citing Tronolone v. Palmer, 224 N.J. Super. 92, 103 (App. Div. 1988), …
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… him that defendant had CDS secreted in his pants, in a compartment located "in the flap of the jeans, by the … Defendant argues that the judge's legal conclusion was erroneous. He contends that there was no institutional security … interest in maintaining security outweighs the prisoner's privacy interests 6 A-0865-15T4 in his cell. Hudson, …
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… abused or neglected her infant son, Paul, by using methadone before and during her pregnancy. Yvonne was prescribed methadone by a physician as part of a medically sanctioned … based on new information it received following the completion of the earlier investigation. By letter dated …