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… of harassment but remanded for the court "to provide a more comprehensive statement of [its] findings of fact and … their relationship ended, defendant would call her on the phone "[s]even, eight times a day," and sometimes she answered the phone. Defendant told plaintiff that she "couldn't drop him," …
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… we are constrained to remand the case again to complete the fact-finding needed to resolve defendant's … November 18, 2016, the jury convicted defendant of twenty-one counts involving first and second-degree sexual assaults … State, to defendant, or to the court system." The State nonetheless argues the motion judge's ultimate ruling was not …
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… Lisa Boguslawski pursuant to Rule 4:50-1. We affirm. In her complaint, plaintiff alleged defendant sold her a defective used SUV. The complaint sought: damages under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty- … day, defendant filed a self- represented answer through one of its members, Alexandre Andreev.1 The court did not …
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… criminal record; his incarceration for multiple offenses; commission of a new offense while on community supervision; … be reversed 4 A-1584-17T3 because the decision was based on one institutional infraction: a *202 prohibited act for … Under N.J.A.C. 10A:71-3.21(a), a standard FET for someone convicted of murder is twenty-seven months. If, however, …
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… mortgage in 2008. Farah defaulted in 2010, and plaintiff commenced foreclosure proceedings in 2014. After one dismissal for lack of prosecution and a subsequent … voluntary dismissal, plaintiff finally filed a foreclosure complaint in May 2018, which resulted in the Chancery …
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… suit, and counsel fees. The borrower passed away less than one month after the entry of judgment and a Sherriff's sale … Super. 159, 166 (App. Div. 1977)). Because equitable remedies are largely left to the judgment of the court, which … defendant does not dispute the calculation of the sum of money it voluntarily paid to plaintiff. Defendant chose to …
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… NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5106-17T3 ANDRE JONES, Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, … from the New Jersey Department of Corrections. Andre Jones, appellant pro se. Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney General, … to strike the officer with a closed fist and remained combative as the officer and other custody staff members …
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… and Mitterhoff. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2016-2387. Ruddy Castillo, appellant … Deputy Attorney General, on the brief). PER CURIAM Petitioner Ruddy Castillo appeals the Civil Service Commission's … his employment by the City of Union City (the City). Petitioner also appeals the Commission's final agency decision …
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… of first-degree child endangering, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(3), one count of second-degree child endangering, N.J.S.A. … victim was his step-daughter. The offending behavior commenced when she was nine years old. It came to light when … defense, thus an evaluation could not have affected the outcome. Judge Borkowski agreed. Defendant claimed counsel's …
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… Public Defender, attorney for appellant (Alison S. Perrone, First Assistant Deputy Public Defender, of counsel and … thereafter entered into a conditional guilty plea to count one of the indictment charging her with third-degree simple … under Rule 3:28, admission into PTI requires a positive recommendation from the program director and also the consent …
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… We affirm, substantially for the reasons set forth in the comprehensive oral opinion of Judge John C. Porto on January … public good and would impair the intent and purpose of the zone plan and zoning ordinance. Additionally, the judge … Bd. of Adjustment: In the final analysis . . . public bodies, because of their peculiar knowledge of local …
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… fine, and required defendant to pay court costs and other monetary penalties. The judge ordered a two-year suspension … to use an interlock 3 A-1441-18T4 device on his vehicle for one year, spend forty-eight hours at an Intoxicated Drivers Resource Center, and perform thirty hours of community service. Defendant filed an appeal to the Law …
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… challenging the determination of his claim for unemployment compensation benefits and failed to establish good cause for … hearing before the Tribunal, the claims examiner questioned the claimant on the timeliness of his appeal. Claimant … maximum benefit to $17,025, effectively awarding claimant one additional week of benefits for a total of twenty-five …
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… a parked car, which collided with other vehicles, and one hit the rear of plaintiff's vehicle, pushing it into … JUDGE THE HIDDEN DAMAGE PHOTOS, HE ONLY SHOWED 1 This was comprised of $3233 for the rear bumper, $502 for car rental … at 484 (internal quotation mark omitted) (quoting Fagliarone v. Twp. of N. Bergen, 78 N.J. Super. 154, 155 (App. Div. …
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… of a weapon without a permit, second-degree conspiracy to commit murder, first-degree murder, and second-degree … that a defendant held in custody would be better off than one released on bail or supervision. [228 N.J. at 121.] The …
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… STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. KENNETH BODDIE, Defendant-Respondent. __________________________ … entered the order under review, and rendered a thorough and comprehensive oral opinion in which he made significant … The judge found—contrary to defendant's position—that no one had ever told trial counsel there was an alibi defense. …
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… March 2017 the Division of Child Protection and Permanency commenced this Title Nine action, seeking the care, custody, … which defines an "abused or neglected child" as one "whose physical, mental, or emotional condition has been … IT DREW FROM THOSE CONCLUSIONS WERE PATENTLY ERRONEOUS. III. THE TRIAL COURT'S CONCLUSION THAT [DEFENDANT] …
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… convicted defendant of twelve crimes stemming from a murder committed during an armed robbery. The most serious … FAIR TRIAL. GROUND IV – TRIAL COUNSEL WAS DECEITFUL AND DISHONEST. AT THE TIME OF THE CRIME DEFENDANT WAS VERY YOUNG AND … subsequent PCR petition. They provide that a defendant has one year to raise arguments concerning a new constitutional …
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… Thomas M. Moore, in his written statement of reasons that accompanied his order. The pertinent circumstances may be … was an excusable "technical defect," that he "substantially complied" with the statute by transmitting the notice to the … did not move for leave to file a late notice within the one-year period allowed under N.J.S.A. 59:8-9. In sum, the …
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… after the first two boys had been removed by DCPP, for one weekend or two 1 We use fictitious names and initials to … v. Bradt, 177 N.J. 84 (2003) "that, in order to overcome the presumption of parental autonomy in the raising of …