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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ____________________________________ … Director rejected plaintiff’s claim that the NRDF should be computed by assigning $0 as the equalized assessed value of … determination should be upheld since the NRDF should be computed on the equalized assessed value of the entire …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ___________________________________ … acres designated by the township as Block 15.03, Lot 51 and commonly known as 1059-1063 Cranbury-South River Road. On … twenty-four chemical reactors, two product-drying complexes, a cooling tower, a central packing complex, and …
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… exclusion of that evidence violated his right to present a complete defense. He also challenges the court's refusal to … the first time on appeal, he challenges the duress and accomplice liability jury charges. Finally, he claims 1 … doorway of the back room while watching the showroom for incoming customers. An African American man who was later …
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… hotel. The four were employed by an electric utility company and were in New Jersey on an assignment. Defendant … to the United States Constitution and this state's common law, now embodied in statute, N.J.S.A. 2A:84A-19, and … nor shocking to the judicial conscience. See State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014); State v. Bieniek, 200 N.J. …
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… Court. In this appeal, the Court considers whether crimes committed by a defendant while under the age of eighteen may … for a third-time offender. At the age of sixteen, defendant committed two armed robberies within two days; he was … than three years after his release from prison, defendant committed two more armed robberies. Defendant was indicted …
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… falsely accused him of four armed robberies that were committed in Newark in January 2015 and unlawfully arrested … plaintiff, and because Stabile’s belief that plaintiff committed the robberies was objectively unreasonable, … state procedural rule, and it does not determine the outcome of this appeal, let alone raise the specter of …
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… Hospital University Medical Center v. Selective Insurance Company of America (A-46-20) (085211) Argued September 13, … Cooper Hospital University Medical Center (Cooper) due to complications arising from a 1977 automobile accident that … automobile insurance policy with Selective Insurance Company of America (Selective), which provided Mecouch with …
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… guilty to first-degree aggravated manslaughter with a recommended sentence of eighteen years. The judge also found that defendant was prejudiced because the failure to communicate the plea offer "caused a change in the outcome of this case because the deficiency led to defendant's …
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… Law. In 2015, when defendant was forty-four, he failed to comply with Megan's Law registration requirements. At the … assaults. R. 1:38-3(c)(9). 3 A-1650-20 offense. He was accompanied by a police officer whose body camera recorded the … ensued (the officer's radio intermittently transmitted communications that rendered some of R.B.'s responses …
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… New Jersey, Inc., inheritor of New Jersey Bell Telephone Company's local exchange service telephone network, has been … thorough and thoughtful opinions, we affirm. The Telephone Companies A little background — both as to the telecommunications industry and New Jersey's approach to taxing …
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… he sent several pictures and one video of B.R., each accompanied by sexually graphic narratives describing B.R. … describe "wanting to molest" her. He also sent a video compilation of several photos of B.R. in a bikini, pictured … photographs and video by inserting sexual content or commentary on the reproduced picture or video, he converts …
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… was charged with attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The State moved to admit defendant’s … Court has held that police should scrupulously avoid making comments that minimize the significance of the suspect’s … further noted that “patrol took a statement” regarding the comments defendant made. Linking the pre- and post-warning …
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… BY PRECLUDING HIM FROM PRESENTING EVIDENCE [. . .] THAT THE COMPLAINING WITNESS HAD FALSELY ACCUSED HER FATHER OF SEXUAL … her. Defendant kept threatening Fiona and told her he would commit suicide if she told anyone, sending her pictures of … to shock the judicial conscience." 25 A-0922-20 [State v. Fuentes, 217 N.J. 57, 70 (2014) (alteration in original) …
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… J. Rappaport, from various limited liability realty companies, and defendants' counterclaim alleging plaintiff's … whether the trial court erred in remanding a second complaint to the arbitrator, erred in issuing an order … vacate the trial court's order dismissing the second complaint, reinstate the second complaint, and conclude …
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… nothing about the TCA. At trial, the parties presented competing fact and expert testimony regarding negligence and … part on immunized conduct. The cumulative effect of those combined mistakes denied the County defendants a fair trial, … He initially obtained medical treatment through worker’s compensation, but after treatment terminated, he began …
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… the county prosecutor's office is inherently a "necessary component of their jobs as police officers," active-duty … be inclined to excuse a member of the law enforcement community" from the jury upon a defendant's request, leaving … briefly at a local hospital, R.S. filed a criminal complaint against defendant. The Hudson County Prosecutor's …
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… the county prosecutor's office is inherently a "necessary component of their jobs as police officers," active-duty … be inclined to excuse a member of the law enforcement community" from the jury upon a defendant's request, leaving … briefly at a local hospital, R.S. filed a criminal complaint against defendant. The Hudson County Prosecutor's …
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… 2 The circumstances of the sexual crime defendant committed against the twelve-year-old victim are more fully … a 'defendant with fair proceedings leading to a just outcome.'" 212 N.J. at 546 (quoting State v. Mitchell, 126 N.J. … 16 Court added, "we must strike 'a balance between the competing interests of finality of judgments and fundamental …
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… involved damage done to the offices of Neuhaus Realty, a company owned by defendant's maternal grandmother and … mother. The account had been opened in the name of a company called "360 Entertainment of New York, LLC" and had … trial court granted the State's motion in an order and accompanying written opinion issued on November 21, 2019. At …
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… held by the administrative law judge (ALJ). DNS is a competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC). Verizon is an … carrier (ILEC). Starting in 2003, Verizon provided telecommunication services to DNS under a BPU approved … DNS disputed Verizon's bills for services. DNS complained Verizon required it to reassert previously …