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… either direct or implied. There was no physical discomfort that would affect his ability to focus and … either the suppression hearing or trial. 4 A-0676-15T2 In a comprehensive oral decision on May 22, 2015, the PCR judge2 … He fails, however, 7 A-0676-15T2 to explain how the outcome of the case would have been any different had he …
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… events he claims were neither pleaded nor alluded to in her complaint; finding the sending of nude photos of Kim to a … act when the parties are, he alleges, "professional commercial pornographic movie actors"; failing to recognize … R. 2:11-3(e)(1)(E), adding only the following brief comments. We initially focus on Edward's assertion that the …
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… Department's Rules and Regulations and the Civil Service Commission's Rules. In 2012, the City filed disciplinary … to withdraw, cancel, or change his retirement before it becomes payable. He asserts respondent is not prejudiced by … at any time before the member's retirement allowance becomes due and payable by sending a written request signed by …
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… Suske, from a prior marriage. In 2011, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce in New Jersey, and defendant filed an … By leave granted, defendant later filed a third-party complaint naming Suske, Suske's children, and plaintiff's … of property to Suske prior to the filing of the divorce complaint was an attempt to prevent defendant from receiving …
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… suffered a pulmonary nerve injury due to anesthesia complications. The complications caused petitioner permanent breathing … benefits entitled Petitioner to at least 43.6% of his final compensation, N.J.S.A. 43:15A-45, whereas accidental …
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… to them by defendant Beazer Homes Corporation. Their three complaints allege a single cause of action, which asserts … judge concluded these plaintiffs failed to show that Beazer committed an unlawful business practice or that they … twenty-five years and up to fifty or more years. In their complaints, 5 A-5576-17T3 plaintiffs contended that because …
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… Petitioner was employed by the Burlington County Bridge Commission as a toll collector and certified bridge … petitioner declined lumbar fusion to address her back complaints. Petitioner claimed her back pain affected her …
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… Sokalski's cogent written decision, adding the following comments. To establish a prima facie claim of ineffective …
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… issue now before us. 4 A-5271-17T4 years, ordered him to complete thirty days of community service, and ordered him to attend an Intoxicated … the New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice if the offense was committed prior to the effective date and is no longer an …
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… interest payments. Accordingly, plaintiffs filed a verified complaint against defendants on December 31, 2018. … of their litigation. Defendants failed to timely answer the complaint and plaintiffs requested the entry of default on … attorney that defendants would file an answer to the complaint by March 15, 2019. Shnayderman's attorney further …
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… Submitted May 6, 2020 – Decided May 20, 2020 Before Judges Fuentes and Mayer. On appeal from the New Jersey Department … The disciplinary hearing was postponed several times to accommodate Anderson's request to confront the officers … of 365 days administrative segregation, 365 days loss of commutation time, and 180 days loss of recreational …
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… ineffective by failing to support these two arguments with competent evidence, leading to the petition's denial. 4 … first PCR counsel was ineffective, by failing to present competent evidence to support his arguments about trial … We reject defendant's argument that the one-year period commences not when the PCR judge denies the petition, but …
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… client's risks of deportation. The record is bereft of any competent proof that such affirmative misadvice was provided …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:20-7 (count eight); and second- degree committing a CDS offense while possessing a firearm, … he was pleading guilty to. He explained that defendant was comfortable moving forward with the pleas and 5 A-3132-18T4 … Judge Petrolle in his oral decision. We add the following comments. Although legal determinations are reviewed de …
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… Walsh in her twenty-nine-page written decision that accompanied the order denying defendant's petition. Defendant … was convicted by a jury under one indictment for having committed two counts of first-degree robbery, N.J.S.A. … use of a person seventeen years old or younger to commit a crime, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-9. 4 A-5816-17T4 …
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… the police. Because he was a juvenile, defendant's mother accompanied him to the police station. She gave written … a guilty plea on all three counts. The State agreed to recommend a seven-year sentence with a parole ineligibility … of a weapon count. In accordance with the State's recommendation, the judge sentenced defendant to an aggregate …
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… The doctor considered how Tara failed 5 A-4100-17T1 to complete many of those services, continued to abuse …
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… Rosa M. Williams-Hopkins appeals from a June 8, 2018 order compelling arbitration and dismissing her complaint with prejudice. We affirm the order compelling arbitration. However, we remand to the trial …
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… Nash alleged he submitted these receipts to the Claims Committee at NSP that was reviewing his claim, but the State … lieutenant "for investigation and submission to the Claims Committee for review." The investigation report dated September 21, 2018, recommended denial of the claim because there was "[n]o …
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… of search warrants at Melia's house uncovered videos on his computer depicting some of the sexual abuse committed by defendants. 3 A-1260-18T4 Following a ten-day … where the State's evidence against the defendants is common) and State v. Coleman, 46 N.J. 16, 24 (1965) (holding …