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… 86 N.J. 281, 287 (1981). "The trial court must give 'a comprehensible explanation of the questions that the jury … observed: [T]he carefully instructed legislative plan embodied in N.J.S.A. 2C:39, together with a review [of] Lee and … possession of the implement as a weapon, a person has not committed a section 5d offense. [118 N.J. at 381.] "Thus …
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… February 17, 2017 order denied his motion to reinstate his complaint, and dismissed his complaint with prejudice, … The complaints stemmed from a December 19, 2013 automobile accident between plaintiff's car and a tractor- … party obtaining the order"; "refusing to allow the disobedient party to support or oppose designated claims or …
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… early plays. But we find no humor in defendant's comedy of errors. Indeed, at first blush, there is a strong … may pity though not pardon thee." William Shakespeare, The Comedy of Errors act I, scene 1 (1594). Yet, like the Duke, … defense counsel's errors do not require dismissal. I The complaint in this matter was filed on June 9, 2017. …
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… of a search warrant, police seized and searched several computers, hard drives, and external storage devices. … our written opinion, R. 2:11-3(e)(2), beyond the following comments. We affirm defendant's kidnapping convictions and … set forth elsewhere in the affidavit that "defendant's computer was sharing child pornography on three separate …
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… of the elevator and bite her arm. Gaby ran to the apartment complex's security booth, and the guards called the police. … Helene were later returned, but Gaby, who did not want to come home, was adopted by relatives living in Canada. I. … you take out the house and run away with?"; "Why did you come here?" David even threatened to send Gaby back to …
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… appeal, that defendant had hidden assets and unreported income, which the court should impute to defendant in … a twelve-page report setting forth his findings and recommendations. 5 A-4546-18T3 The plenary hearing took place … should designate him as the PPR. Defendant accepted the recommendations of Dr. Hagovsky and maintained the parties …
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… "UIFSA is a model act adopted by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws[,]" and then later by … and (d). In addition, the other state's law concerning "the computation and payment of arrearages" also continues to … out-of-state support order, the Family Part's order will become the controlling order, and New Jersey will then assume …
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… was the sole witness. When plaintiff filed the divorce complaint in 2011, defendant no longer lived in New Jersey, … to have jurisdiction over the parties and those issues. 1 A comprehensive written statement of reasons accompanied the JOD, which, by its terms only dissolved the …
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… Disorder, and Reactive Attachment Disorder. Robert was non-compliant in taking his medications, became aggressive, and … Permanency was immediately required for Robert to overcome his developmental delays, according to Miller. Dr. … that Rhonda might be able to parent in the future if she complied with services, refrained from using drugs, avoided …
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… used in the shooting was seized from defendant's glove compartment shortly after the incident. Defendant was … of the spoiler and in the roof above the rear passenger compartment." The Galant also was occupied by Raheem Jamison … When he looked inside the car, the driver noticed the glove compartment had opened, and he observed "what he believe[d …
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… residential district, but immediately adjacent to the C-4 commercial district, and had been used as a funeral home for … wanted to demolish the existing structure and build a new commercial building housing a beauty salon and beauty supply … of a retail sales and beauty salon facility which type of commercial uses are not permitted in the R-1 [z]oning …
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… 2019 Law Division order denying his motion to reinstate his complaint that had been administratively dismissed without … additional contact with Alaris. Plaintiff filed a pro se complaint against Alaris on April 13, 2016, three days … the two-year statute of limitations was set to expire. The complaint was handwritten by plaintiff's niece because of …
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… appeals from a March 25, 2019 Chancery Division order compelling binding arbitration of a grievance filed by … appeal, refer the matter to the Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) for a scope of negotiations determination, … states that the length of the school year is 186.5 days, comprised of 181 student contact days, two in-service days, …
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… detox." He chose the latter. When confronted with L.G.'s comments regarding R.G.'s use of a "smoker," R.G. denied … of the Division. Attal testified that, based on L.G.'s comments to Riccardi and his parents' history of drug use, … arrests concerned the Division because "[R.G.] was not forthcoming in regard[] to his substance abuse charges and use. …
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… his attorney failed to adequately prepare a defense and communicate with him about his potential diminished capacity … Wilson, DiTaranto, and Granski, Jr. However, they are unaccompanied by a certification, see Rule 1:6-6, or any … treatment and substance abuse, that Wilson was "in a decompensated state at the time of the events in question; …
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… the time of the shooting and, if subpoenaed, Burks would be compelled to testify, he stated he "can't bring [her] in." The reason he could not – or would not – compel Burks's appearance was not explored. It is not … charges brought against [defendant]. I know that he did not commit this crime because he was with me at the time. If I …
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… pre-trial plea offer. As before, the State offered to recommend a ten-year sentence, subject to NERA, in return for … plea and testimony against Canty, if needed. How counsel communicated the offer and how she responded to the DNA … first judge fell ill after Lee testified. The second judge completed the hearing pursuant to Rule 1:12-3(b). Lee's PCR …
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… accepted the guilty pleas, finding that "defendant [was] competent," and that "[t]he pleas [were] being made freely, … the victim asserted that Lipa "was inebriated" when he committed the offenses, "[h]is condition thus would have further hampered his ability to commit the assault in the manner [the victim] described." …
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… Jr., presided over trial, entered judgment, and rendered a comprehensive written opinion. Around the age of sixteen, … TO PROVIDE [THE MOTHER] WITH SERVICES AND TO STRIVE TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TO HER PARTICIPATION IN THOSE SERVICES. THE … IS ERRONEOUS BECAUSE EXPERTS OPINED TO THE CONTRARY AND NO COMPARATIVE BONDING EVALUATION WAS PERFORMED. II. We begin …
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… Riverfront in Weehawken for the purpose of constructing a combined sanitary and storm sewer system. Following a bench … offered vastly disparate opinions as to the amount of just compensation, the trial court made an award of compensation, which Hartz appealed. We determined that the …