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… A second hearing took place before the Appeal Tribunal. The facts as found by the Appeal Tribunal are not in serious … warning for poor time management and "gossiping and making comments about 3 A-5129-16T3 working for the devil." … claimant later sent a message by text apologizing for her comments, she did not remember cursing when she testified …
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… EARLIER ARRIVED AT THE SCENE AND FOUND NO CRIME WAS BEING COMMITTED. We find insufficient merit in this argument to … soon as AAA resolved whatever problem the vehicle had. The fact that these two other officers arrived at the same scene …
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… the Family Part, denying his motion to impute $85,000 in income to defendant M.S. Defendant withdrew her appeal from … doctor's recommendation. There appeared to be no material factual dispute that defendant was not working full-time. … $45,000 in income to her, and using that number as a factor in determining child support, was still in effect. …
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… equivalent" of the no adverse inference charge and completed a questionnaire indicating they would presume … "the record shows trial counsel was knowledgeable as to the facts of the case, responded to the State's motions with …
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… CONSTITUTION. A. Trial Counsel Failed to Investigate the Facts and Bring a Meritful Defense. 5 A-0906-16T3 1. …
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… RIVERA GUZMAN in his personal character and as attorney-in-fact of MAGDALENA C. GUZMAN, Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. … property to herself. On March 25, 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant in order to transfer the deed of … property back into her possession. A trial was scheduled to commence on April 21, 2016. Prior to the trial's …
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… While Ries acknowledges the Board relied on other factors in denying him parole, he contends its most … it was an error for the Board to deny him parole based on facts from a prior record. We disagree. We must affirm the … Monks v. N.J. State Parole Bd., 58 N.J. 238, 242 (1971). "Common sense dictates that [the Board's] prediction as to …
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… is limited. R. 1:36-3. January 29, 2018 2 A-0431-16T4 The facts are not disputed. Defendant was arrested on December … opinion. R. 2:11-3(e)(2). We add only the following brief comments.2 Defendant's contention he is entitled to jail …
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… Triffin appeals from the July 26, 2016 order dismissing his complaint after a bench trial. We affirm substantially for … WHETHER WELLS FARGO PAID MS. PAGAN'S CHECK. We review the factual findings made by a trial judge to determine whether … law and the legal consequences that flow from established facts are not entitled to any special deference." Manalapan …
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… hearing "is necessarily deferential to [the] PCR court's factual findings based on its review of live witness … petition for PCR, we necessarily defer to the trial court's factual findings."). Where an evidentiary hearing has been … PCR petition were not submitted to the trial court were, in fact, attached to his pre-sentence report. For these …
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… DOCKET NO. A-4801-16T3 21ST CENTURY PINNACLE INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. A.C. WINGS, LLC, d/b/a … Shop Act), N.J.S.A. 2A:22A-1 to -7. That is a question of fact for the arbitrator. Were we to find otherwise, the Law Division would first have to adjudicate the factual dispute as to whether Hooters was negligent under …
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… N.J.S.A. 2C:28-4. Defendant, who had worked as a per diem Passaic County Sheriff's Department Corrections … prison with a five- year period of parole ineligibility. He completed the sentence prior to the PCR hearing. We affirmed … point headings). Defendant provided his version of the facts with some citations to the record. We 4 A-1081-16T3 …
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… fine, $6 assessment, $33 court costs, $50 Violent Crimes Compensation Board penalty, $75 Safe Neighborhood Act … an issue of suppression, a reviewing court must accept the factual findings made by the trial court in analyzing the question, provided those 4 A-4514-16T2 factual findings are 'supported by sufficient credible …
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… 6.3(c) 4 A-3852-16T3 POINT II RESPONDENTS DELIBERATELY COMMITTED PROFESSIONAL MISCONDUCT WHEN THEY UNREASONABLY MISREPRESENTED FACTS TO THIS COURT WHEN THEY ARGUED IN THEIR DECEMBER 12, … actions will be considered after the inmate has completed all sanctions imposed and has submitted a request …
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… hours of the morning. He was struck first by defendant Freddie R. Alegria, who was operating a cargo van owned by … stop immediately to render assistance, Holder amended his complaint to add BK. BK was served November 6, 2017. Both … judges to render, by written or oral decision, relevant facts and conclusions of law "on every motion decided by a …
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… decision. DMAHS rejected E.F.'s representative's request to compel Amerigroup to pay for the services that E.F. … individual is not responsible for paying the provider. In fact, the provider cannot bill the beneficiary. N.J.A.C. …
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… said at trial. Thus, they would not have added any new facts. Instead, they would have reiterated the testimony of … Judge: Understood? And as a result of this, this has become part of what you might call a trial strategy for you …
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… The New Jersey Civil Justice Institute and Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America (Lowenstein … and its Chief Executive Officer, Robert M. Lynch. In their complaint, plaintiffs alleged they purchased "wood flooring … defects or deficiencies in the products they received. In fact, they suffered no actual damages. They seek only …
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… defendant failed to cure the default, plaintiff filed a complaint for foreclosure on October 17, 2012. Defendant was … 9, 2014 judgment of foreclosure and dismiss the foreclosure complaint. The Chancery judge denied defendant's motion on … is "on file" with this District; and then (b) build on this fact by self-declaring their right to a certain real estate …
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… to form. That order was not appealed. Defendant failed to comply with the October 3, 2014 order and plaintiff again … testify firsthand, we accord deference to its findings of fact. Cesare v. Cesare, 154 N.J. 394, 412-13 (1998). Thus, a …