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… appeals from his 2019 conviction by a jury of having committed the fourth-degree offense of causing or risking … we have renumbered for clarity: POINT [IV] THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED A HARMFUL ERROR BY RULING THAT THE VOID AB INITIO … MOTIONS IN THEIR ENTIRETY. POINT [V] THE TRIAL COURT COMMITTED A HARMFUL ERROR BECAUSE IT PREVENTED DEFENDANT TO …
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… sizable inheritance from her mother's estate. McAtasney commented to Taylor that the amount of the inheritance was … "McAtasney was going to do this. [Taylor] could have stopped it and [he] did not." The judge also declined to find … of the most important considerations in sentencing, for the future protection of the public." State v. Locane, 454 N.J. …
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… violence restraining orders are not considered when completing the assessment. In addition, all criminal history … use of force or violence against another person. The most common violent offenses include the following: Murder, … TIME OF THE OFFENSE A pending charge is a charge that has a future pre-disposition related court date or is pending …
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… INC. d/b/a SHOPRITE OF MILLVILLE, PEPSI BEVERAGES COMPANY, and NORTH AMERICAN BEVERAGE COMPANY, Defendants, … and Lide, attorneys; Melville D. Lide, on the briefs). Christopher J. Carlson argued the cause for respondent (Capehart … date in quest ion," and that inadequacy could not be remedied at a [N.J.R.E.] 104 hearing because there was no …
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… TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction and Executive Summary i Committee Membership List v List of New Recommendations vii … and equal treatment from judicial and administrative bodies. The New Jersey Judiciary has a strong reputation for … review these areas during the current term. Looking to the future, the Committee plans to explore the issue of …
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… two passengers directed the victim to drive to an apartment complex. Once parked, the rear-seat passenger grabbed the … to N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1; (2) second-degree conspiracy to commit armed robbery, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2; (3) … The plurality responded to those concerns about the future expansion of the Apprendi doctrine, noting: Besides, …
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… for appellant Jorge Remache-Robalino (Lomurro, Munson, Comer, Brown & Schottland, LLC, attorneys; Christina … experts who similarly refuse to perform recorded DMEs in future cases. Responding to those concerns, the judge … (2) a detailed physical examination; and (3) diagnostic studies[.]" Stephen G. Brown, M.D. & Steven Pitt, The Claim …
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… called her and her cousin and stated over the phone, "stop contacting my wife, and stop calling my phone, or you're … remained for about fifteen minutes until she heard gunshots coming from the direction of the bar. The State played the … with a friend. Soon thereafter, Clyburn heard the gunshots coming from the bar and ran back up the street towards the …
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… Although the statute predates automotive window tinting, it commonly serves as the statutory basis for tinted window … 39:3-74 based on tinted windows justified an investigatory stop of a motor vehicle. In November 2018, at approximately … windows violation. (pp. 17-18) 5. For completeness and future guidance, the Court considers whether N.J.S.A. …
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… that authorized two teachers, or “releasees,” employed and compensated by the District to work full-time on the … relations, resolving disagreements, promoting effective communications between teachers and administration, … disputes,” in order to forestall “strikes, lockouts, work stoppages and other forms of employer and employee strife” …
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… the bamboo from both properties. The Kornbleuths filed a complaint against the Westovers for trespass and conversion, … without prejudice. The trial court later reinstated the complaint and sanctioned the Kornbleuths in the amount of … the bamboo from spreading to other properties in the future. The Westovers argued below that the November 2015 …
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… to the children’s school stating that the investigation was complete and that it had determined no need to provide … established” finding may have negative consequences in the future because the record is not subject to expunction. The … None of the children had marks or bruises on their bodies or reported experiencing any lasting pain. Therefore, …
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… design, require the replacement of asbestos-containing components with other asbestos-containing components during the ordinary life of the product have a … Kluger & Cook, attorneys; Jeffrey S. Kluger and Christopher M. Longo, on the briefs). Meghan C. Goodwin argued …
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… then-member of the New Jersey State Police (NJSP), filed a complaint under the Conscientious Employee Protection Act … jury verdict sheets as $5400 in past wage loss, $50,000 in future wage loss, and $250,000 in pension loss. 4 … now-controversial escort -- could be relevant evidence in future disciplinary or any other related proceedings …
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… portions of any opinion may not have been summarized.) Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO v. New Jersey … for appellant New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General of New Jersey, attorney; … preference2 to advancement appointments, and clarified remedies for alleged discrimination in job banding …
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… damage” and an “occurrence” under a property developer’s commercial general liability (CGL) insurance policy. This … the construction of Cypress Point, a luxury condominium complex in Hoboken. Co-defendants Adria Towers, LLC, Metro … across the country use to conduct their business.” Christopher C. French, Construction Defects: Are They …
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… have a constitutional right to an impartial and mentally competent tribunal. Jury irregularity, including sleeping, … Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for respondent (Christopher J. Gramiccioni, Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor, … denied, 151 N.J. 466 (1997), where the court suggested remedies for the problem of a sleeping juror and “defense …
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… that when lunch was served, Bartikofsky, and others, would comment about the lack of “Mexican restaurants in the area” … assess whether a particular damages award is excessive is a futile exercise that should be abandoned. Courts should … distress, including humiliation and indignity, are remedies that require a far less stringent standard of proof …
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… the City of Camden, the County, and the Department of Community Affairs entered into a Memorandum of Understanding … the initiated ordinance would create an undue restraint on future legislation. The trial court rejected the plaintiffs’ … Legislature specifically authorizes present legislative bodies to restrict the legislative powers of their successors. …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Patrick DeAlmeida R.J. Hughes Justice Complex Presiding Judge P.O. Box 975 25 Market Street … corrected, Plaintiffs submit that the City should now be estopped from asserting the December 1, 2015 filing deadline …