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… to a call of shots fired in the courtyard of a housing complex. Upon arrival, she found defendant suffering from an injury to his foot. Defendant was not forthcoming about the cause of his injury and attributed it to … the windowsill" of an apartment in another building in the complex. Prior to leaving the gun on the windowsill, the …
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… and the City (collectively, defendants) and dismissing its complaint. We affirm. I. We glean the facts from the summary … Co., 253 N.J. 119, 125 (2023). In 1986, plaintiff purchased commercial property from the City known as the Newark Adams … 1101(E) – EVENTS OF DEFAULT BY REDEVELOPER; NOTICE; REMEDIES, states, in relevant part, the City had the "right to …
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… their reconsideration motion, we affirm. Plaintiffs filed a complaint against the aforementioned defendants, as well as … Hardwood Flooring (Dark City) and Daniel B. Castro. The complaint alleged Fortress, Citadel, and Dark City are "home … in either a timely manner or workmanlike manner." In the complaint plaintiffs alleged defendants were not properly …
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… for the reasons expressed by the judges in their respective comprehensive written opinions. I. We incorporate the … to terminate his child support obligation 4 A-1020-21 and compel plaintiff to pay him child support. On September 12, … child support application without prejudice, pending completion of the BFR program. Although the parties …
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… Mawla, Smith and Marczyk. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 87-6/21. John Rue & … J. Platkin, Attorney General, attorney for respondent Commissioner of Education (Sadia Ahsanuddin, Deputy Attorney … PER CURIAM Defendant M.N. appeals the final decision of the Commissioner of Education on behalf of her son, defendant …
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… . . . ." The officers drew their weapons and gave verbal commands to defendant and the vehicle's other occupant. … Marsh's BWC recording prove accurate, the court may be compelled to conclude Officer Russell did not see the … judge expressed opinions, weighed evidence, "and may have a commitment to his findings[.]"). Our decision shall not be …
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… appeal from two November 13, 2020 orders dismissing their complaint against defendants Paul Soderman, Esq., Paul … for summary judgment and plaintiffs moved to amend the complaint. In the proposed amended complaint, plaintiffs sought to assert new causes of action, …
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… the trial judge heard argument on defendant's motion to compel discovery, including the production of Eleanor's … of aggravating and mitigating factors were not 'based upon competent credible evidence in the record;' or (3) 'the … "Every time I went to the babysitter, this guy would come to me and, like, do–make me do some bad stuff that I …
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… of orders: a February 14, 2020 order dismissing their complaint against respondent Manny Gonzalez without … and the front desk staff, and discussed female patient's bodies. She concedes she did not report any sexual harassment … 10:5-12(d). "[T]he protection against retaliation embodied in the LAD is broad and pervasive, and must be seen as …
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… REQUIRED BECAUSE THE STATE FAILED TO PROVE THAT DEFENDANT COMMITTED A TRAFFIC OFFENSE WHEN HE CHANGED LANES WITHOUT … such movement. 11 A-2031-20 (2017). "To be lawful, an automobile stop 'must be based on reasonable and articulable … 302, 304 (1994). 12 A-2031-20 The traffic regulations embodied in N.J.S.A. 39:4-88 apply "[w]hen a roadway has been …
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… a temporary restraining order (TRO) against defendant. The complaint alleged defendant went to plaintiff's residence at … 5 A-2221-21 Defendant testified he was having "regular" communications with the children up until the evening of … no in-person parenting time—to be a concern. Plaintiff's comments she would call the police and her concerns, given …
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… cell and restrain the inmate. Dona explained the inmate was coming off a street drug that caused aggressive behavior. … the inmate "as best as [he] could," but the inmate became combative. According to Dona, it took about five to ten minutes for "everybody else to come back in and try to help [him] restrain [the inmate]." 3 …
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… acquittal on the charge of endangering Susan's welfare by committing sexual conduct, contrary to N.J.S.A. … in denying defendant's motion to dismiss the underlying complaints based upon defective arrest warrants; (VIII) the … Shield Statute; (IX) the trial judge erred in declining to compel the State to produce certain discovery, including …
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… DIRECTOR OF THE COURTS RICHARD J. HUGHES JUSTICE COMPLEX PO BOX 037 TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 086250037 To: … Court Administrators Family Division Managers Joanne M. Dietrich, Chief, Family Practice Division Geraldine … DIVISION - FAMILY PART CONDADO DE COUNTY OF NO. DEL EXPEDIENTE FJ - DOCKET NO. Menor Juvenile ACCIÓN CIVIL CIVIL …
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… October 8, 1998. The Supreme Court has approved the recommendation of the Criminal Practice Committee that the Supplemental Plea Form for No Early … Release Act. See L. 2001, c. 129. The Criminal Practice Committee is developing a new form to address cases in which …
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… On March 14, 2022, defendant was arrested and charged in a complaint-warrant alleging that on the same date, he committed the following offenses: third-degree burglary and … protection of procedural requirements and safeguards embodied in the CJRA to which he is entitled. A defendant may …
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… three-day bench trial, the trial court found defendant had committed the predicate act of harassment and found him in … the temporary restraining order (TRO) but found he did not commit the predicate act of criminal mischief. It also found … plaintiff repeatedly stated she did not want to continue communicating with defendant and wished to be left alone, …
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… officer, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(9) (count six). 1 Ethylone is commonly known as "Molly." State v. Desir, 461 N.J. Super. … defendant moved for a new trial, arguing that he felt compelled to testify after trial counsel commented in his opening statement that defendant was going …
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… Williams pertaining to his homicide case are false [and] completely untrue. I am now [Muslim and] feel as well as … wearing[?] [Benning]: Uh, he had on a baseball hat and a hoodie. [Interviewer]: A hoodie? . . . [H]ow tall is he? [Benning]: I'm not sure[,] …
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… and by failing to instruct the jury on self-defense as a complete defense to the aggravated assault charge.2 We … and arguing upstairs. Nina exited her bedroom and saw Carol coming down the stairs. Upset 4 A-0305-20 and crying, Carol … bedroom and then exited the room when she heard defendant coming down the stairs. According to Nina, defendant …