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… MURAD LAMPLEY, SHAEED LAMPLEY, MURAD SHAHEED LAMPLEY, and RADIE, Defendant-Appellant. ___________________________ Argued … 2023, defendant pled guilty to: second-degree conspiracy to commit carjacking; first-degree carjacking; second-degree … States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and evidence rule, …
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… or vocational expert report. In his statement of reasons accompanying the January 23, 2025 order, the second judge … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant[,] and reasonably credible evidence as … She asserts the trial judge failed to include the automobile insurance defendant was ordered to pay, which …
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… to sift meticulously through the record in search of any combination of facts supporting a lesser-included charge." … manslaughter is an intentional homicide committed under extenuating circumstances that mitigate the … which would otherwise be murder under [section] 2C:11-3 is committed in the heat of passion resulting from a reasonable …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Patrick DeAlmeida R.J. Hughes Justice Complex Presiding Judge P.O. Box 975 25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 … the records of the municipality as Block 14103, Lot 2, is commonly known as 223 York Street. 3 The subject property is …
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… discrimination. Defendants responded that UMDNJ was compelled to terminate her employment by the Office of … created by plaintiff's prima facie case. See Bergen Commercial Bank v. Sisler, 157 N.J. 188, 210-11 (1999) … why $12,000 worth of jewelry would be left in an automobile, unguarded, overnight. Id. at 499-500. A-3050-11T4 23 …
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… portions of any opinion may not have been summarized.) Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO v. New Jersey Civil Service Commission (A-47-16) (078742) Argued September 12, 2017 -- … 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 Homes, LLC, and Commerce Construction Management, LLC (collectively, the …
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… have a constitutional right to an impartial and mentally competent tribunal. Jury irregularity, including sleeping, … the issue of whether he was denied his right to be tried by competent jurors. Although defendant failed to identify the … 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 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, … time serves a public purpose and is so consonant with the accomplishment of that purpose that it does not offend the …
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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 $8500 to compensate the Westovers for costs incurred by the delay. …
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… to the children’s school stating that the investigation was complete and that it had determined no need to provide … her that its investigation into the allegations was complete and that it had determined that the allegations … None of the children had marks or bruises on their bodies or reported experiencing any lasting pain. Therefore, …
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… the City of Camden, the County, and the Department of Community Affairs entered into a Memorandum of Understanding … 27, 2011. Defendants, a group of City voters acting as a Committee of Petitioners (Committee), opposed the … Legislature specifically authorizes present legislative bodies to restrict the legislative powers of their successors. …
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… for acts that would be considered crimes had they been committed by an adult. As an adult, D.J.B. pleaded guilty to … The trial court denied the petition, finding that “[t]he combination of N.J.S.A. 2C:52-4.1(a) and N.J.S.A. 2C:52-2 … a continuation of the type of unlawful activity embodied in the criminal conviction for which expungement is …
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… Office of the Attorney General (OAG) at the Hughes Justice Complex in Trenton, where defendant worked from 2003 through … that he had filed against one of his supervisors, Maria Cardiellos. Dias replied that the discrimination complaint was … he was pleased if the incident had reflected poorly on Cardiellos. Defendant later testified that he “felt cornered” …
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… Although the statute predates automotive window tinting, it commonly serves as the statutory basis for tinted window … that the driver of a vehicle, or its occupants, is committing a motor-vehicle violation or a criminal or … (App. Div. 2002). Through 2013, all motor vehicles had to comply with N.J.A.C. 13:20-33.7’s safety requirements to …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS HIGHGATE HOTELS, L.P., 6 WEST 32ND … ST OWNER LLC, Plaintiff, v. LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ALLIANZ GLOBAL RISKS US INSURANCE COMPANY, AMERCIAN … of the parties will be fulfilled. Flomerfelt v. Cardiello, 202 N.J. 432, 441 (2010). An insurance policy is …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS : SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY … its case in favor of a blight determination based on studies it had conducted in the area. According to the Official … or agendas make any mention of evaluations or studies done on the area and instead merely references a …
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… P.A. (Ocean), appeal from orders denying their requests to compel plaintiff to sell her shares in Ocean to defendants … 163 N.J. 77 (2000). 2 The judge dismissed plaintiff's complaint against defendant Richard J. DeGroote, M.D. … The expenses included items such as credit cards and automobiles. Noaz expressed his unhappiness to plaintiff …
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… that when lunch was served, Bartikofsky, and others, would comment about the lack of “Mexican restaurants in the area” … corroborated most of his brother’s account. When Jeffrey complained to Trachtenberg, he replied that Jeffrey should … distress, including humiliation and indignity, are remedies that require a far less stringent standard of proof …
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… room. Barrows, who had also arrived at the hospital , accompanied defendant. In the trauma room, medical personnel … defendant had driven. Barrows observed that defendant was coming in and out of consciousness. At approximately 10:15 … exchange for defendant's guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend an aggregate prison term of thirty years, with …